Glass Bridge
Modern Engineering Marvel: The Glass Bridge in Rajgir is Bihar’s first and India’s second skywalk of its kind. Perched at a height of 250 feet, it offers a breathtaking view of the surrounding Nature Safari and the dense greenery of the Vaibhavgiri and Songiri mountains. It was built to boost ec o-tourism and provide an adrenaline rush to visitors. Walking on the transparent floor makes you feel like you are floating over the valley, creating a unique mix of fear and excitement. The bridge is part of a larger 500-hectare safari park that protects the local wildlife and flora.
General information
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Ideal Duration:
30 to 45 MinutesPlace Type:
Adventure, Eco-TourismEntry Fees:
Ticket Packages: Entry to the Nature Safari is around Rs.50, but the Glass Bridge requires a separate ticket of approx Rs.200-Rs.250. It is best to book online in advance as tickets sell out quickly. Children below a certain height are sometimes restricted for safety. ...Ticket Packages: Entry to the Nature Safari is around Rs.50, but the Glass Bridge requires a separate ticket of approx Rs.200-Rs.250. It is best to book online in advance as tickets sell out quickly. Children below a certain height are sometimes restricted for safety.Timing:
Daytime Operation: Open from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Closed on Mondays. The ideal visit time is late afternoon when the sun is not directly overhead, providing better lighting for photos and a cooler breeze. Arrive early to secure your slot. ...Daytime Operation: Open from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Closed on Mondays. The ideal visit time is late afternoon when the sun is not directly overhead, providing better lighting for photos and a cooler breeze. Arrive early to secure your slot.Special Events:
Inauguration Anniversary and Eco-Festivals: Special events include eco-awareness programs and the anniversary of the Nature Safari opening. During World Tourism Day, special exhibits are set up near the bridge. The park occasionally hosts photography contests focused on th...Inauguration Anniversary and Eco-Festivals: Special events include eco-awareness programs and the anniversary of the Nature Safari opening. During World Tourism Day, special exhibits are set up near the bridge. The park occasionally hosts photography contests focused on the bridge's unique architecture.Best Photo Spots:
Bridge Edge and Valley Backdrop: The best photo spot is at the middle of the bridge, capturing the feet on the glass with the valley below. Another great angle is from the approach path, showing the bridge extending into the clouds. The suspension bridge nearby also offers...Bridge Edge and Valley Backdrop: The best photo spot is at the middle of the bridge, capturing the feet on the glass with the valley below. Another great angle is from the approach path, showing the bridge extending into the clouds. The suspension bridge nearby also offers a great backdrop for wide-angle shots.Photo Gallery
Things To Do
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Skywalking and Wildlife Spotting: The primary activity is walking the bridge and taking in the panoramic views of the Nalanda landscape. Within the same safari complex, you can enjoy zip-lining, sky-biking, and archery. Visitors can take a battery-operated bus through the jungle to see deer and other animals. Photography is a major activity here, capturing the depth of the valley. You can also walk across the nearby suspension bridge which offers a different kind of thrill. Relaxing in the eco-park and learning about the diverse plant species is also highly recommended for nature lovers. ...
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Why Famous:
Panoramic Views and Adrenaline: It is famous for being the first glass skywalk in Eastern India, mimicking the famous bridge in China. It provides a 360-degree view of the five hills of Rajgir. The thrill of looking straight down into the valley through the glass floor is ...Panoramic Views and Adrenaline: It is famous for being the first glass skywalk in Eastern India, mimicking the famous bridge in China. It provides a 360-degree view of the five hills of Rajgir. The thrill of looking straight down into the valley through the glass floor is the main draw for tourists. It has become a symbol of Bihar’s modern tourism development, attracting youth and adventure seekers from across the country. -
Architecture:
Steel and Glass Structure: The bridge is constructed using high-quality reinforced glass and heavy-duty steel. Its total length is approximately 130 feet, with a width of 6 feet. The glass is thick enough to support the weight of multiple people, though the number is limit...Steel and Glass Structure: The bridge is constructed using high-quality reinforced glass and heavy-duty steel. Its total length is approximately 130 feet, with a width of 6 feet. The glass is thick enough to support the weight of multiple people, though the number is limited to 15-20 at a time for safety. The design is sleek and minimalist, ensuring it blends into the natural landscape while maintaining structural integrity against wind and weather. -
How To Reach:
Transport to Safari: Reach by taxi or auto-rickshaw from Rajgir town. The Nature Safari entrance is on the Rajgir-Gaya road. Private vehicles are allowed up to the parking lot, from where safari buses take you to the bridge. ... -
Near Tourist Places:
1. Zoo Safari (1 km), 2. Suspension Bridge (0. 5 km), 3. Pandu Pokhar (6 km), 4. Venuvana (7 km), 5. Vishwa Shanti Stupa (8 km), 6. Son Bhandar (7 km), 7. Bimbisara Jail (7. 5 km), 8. Cyclopean Wall (7 km), 9. Ghora Katora (10 km), 10. Swarna Bhandar (7 km).
Tourism Tips
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Safety and Online Booking: Wear comfortable shoes and follow the instructions of the guards regarding the number of people on the bridge. Book your tickets via the official website days in advance to avoid disappointment. Carry a hat and sunscreen as there is little shade ...
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