The project showcases modern engineering, adventure tourism, and the city’s growing focus on elevating its travel appeal. (Photo: X/AndhraCommunity)
Visakhapatnam has introduced a major new attraction with the launch of its cantilever glass skywalk bridge on Kailasagiri Hill. The structure has quickly become one of the most talked-about tourist spots in Andhra Pradesh, drawing visitors who want a thrilling experience and a panoramic view of the sea and the cityscape.
The project showcases modern engineering, adventure tourism, and the city’s growing focus on elevating its travel appeal. With clear glass flooring and a cliff-edge design, the bridge offers a walk that feels both exciting and surreal for tourists of all ages.
The bridge opened to the public on December 1, 2025. The city celebrated the launch as a major tourism milestone. Since opening day, thousands have visited the attraction.
The ticket price is around ₹300 per person. The entry fee includes access to the glass walkway for a fixed time slot. Children and seniors may receive discounted tickets depending on the policy.
The skywalk cost around ₹7 crore to build. The structure uses high-strength steel and multilayer safety glass. Its design and engineering standards match international glass skywalks.
Visitors can take city buses to Kailasagiri foothill stops. From the base, autos and mini-vehicles take tourists up the hill. Many prefer using the ropeway for a scenic ride to the top.
The nearest rail stop is Visakhapatnam Railway Station. From the station, taxis, autos, and buses reach Kailasagiri in 20–25 minutes. The route is well-connected and easy to navigate for first-time visitors.
The operational hours remain 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM every day. There are regulated visitor batches to avoid overcrowding. Evening batches offer the best lighting and coastal view.
Yes, the glass bridge is fully open to the public.
It has been operational since late 2025 and continues to attract visitors daily. Local authorities maintain strict safety checks to ensure a smooth experience.
(Photos: X/AndhraCommunity)
(Photos: X/AndhraCommunity)
Yes. The bridge is built with multi-layered toughened laminated glass, similar to what is used in international skywalks.
It can withstand high weight capacity and strong winds. Regular safety inspections take place every morning before opening.
The skywalk stands approximately 370 feet above sea level, offering a clear view of the Bay of Bengal and the city.
This height is one of the main reasons visitors find the walk thrilling.
Yes, photography is allowed.
However, tripods and large equipment are not permitted for safety reasons. Visitors love taking reflection shots on the glass floor.
Children above 5 years are allowed with adult supervision.
Senior citizens can enter, but staff advise caution for those with vertigo or heart issues.
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The glass floor includes Triple-layer laminated glass, High-strength interlayers, and Anti-slip coating.
It is designed to hold more than 350–400 people at a time, though entry is controlled for comfort.
The skywalk is approximately. 40 meters long, extending outwards without support directly underneath — the true feature of a cantilever.
Tourists prefer Sunrise for cool weather and low crowds, and Sunset for stunning views over the ocean.
At night, when the skywalk lights create a glowing effect
Yes, Kailasagiri offers dedicated paid parking, which inckudes space for two-wheelers, cars, and tourist buses.
Yes, during heavy rain or strong winds, the bridge may temporarily close.
This is done to prevent slippery conditions and ensure complete safety.
Visitors must wear protective shoe covers provided at the entrance.
This prevents scratches and keeps the glass clean for photos.
Yes. The bridge uses a seismic-resistant engineering design.
It can withstand minor tremors and high coastal winds.
The entire bridge glows after sunset due to LED under-glass lights, Side rail illumination, and Light strips along the floor edges.
It becomes a major nighttime attraction.
The Visakhapatnam Cantilever Glass Skywalk stands out from other Indian glass bridges because it is built on a coastal cliff rather than a hilltop. Visitors get a rare mix of beach, city, and mountain views all from one point. Its design uses a long, extended cantilever with no direct support underneath, adding to the thrill. This unique combination makes the Vizag skywalk one of the most distinctive attractions in the country.
