Experience Glass-Bridge Near Delhi: India's First 132-Meter Cable Glass Bridge Opens Soon; Costs Rs 70 Crores

A 132-meter glass suspension bridge featuring transparent walkways, modern engineering, and entrances inspired by the sacred Kedarnath Temple.This is a glass bridge, on one side of which there is a figure of Kedarnath, and another side is Badrinath.

Bajrang Setu measures approximately 132-133 meters long and 8 meters wide.​ It is India's first cable suspension bridge with glass footpaths and only the second such bridge in all of Asia.​ The pedestrian walkways on either side are made of 65-66 mm thick transparent glass, providing a spectacular view of the river below.​

The central deck is reserved for two-wheelers and small four-wheeled vehicles, enhancing local connectivity.​ The bridge's towers are designed to resemble the sanctum of Kedarnath Temple, blending sacred symbolism with modern engineering.​

The total construction cost is estimated at Rs 60-68 crore, according to reports.​

Construction began in 2022 and has entered its final stage as of October 2025, with completion and public opening expected by the end of the year.​ Bajrang Setu aims to be fully operational for pedestrians and vehicles by early 2026.​

The bridge promises panoramic views of the Ganga from a height of nearly 57-70 feet above the river.​ Designed to handle large volumes of pedestrian traffic, the bridge offers a safe and thrilling experience for visitors, complementing Rishikesh’s reputation as a spiritual and adventure tourism destination.​

The area near Bajrang Setu is a magnet for tourists, with easy access to iconic spots like Parmarth Niketan Ashram and Beatles Ashram, and is surrounded by diverse food outlets and yoga retreats.​

Bajrang Setu stands as a testament to modern engineering in India while honoring the spiritual heritage of Rishikesh. Blending glass pathways with temple-inspired architecture, it creates a new identity for the town on the world map.​

The bridge is anticipated to boost local tourism and further cement Rishikesh’s standing as the "Yoga Capital of the World."