Bihar's first 200-feet Glass Bridge

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 Bihar's First Class Bridge

Today, we are gonna talk about Bihar's first Glass Bridge which is at a height of 200-feet. This is India's second bridge after Lakshman Jhula at Rishikesh.
More information is written below, have a look at it.
Bihar's Chief Minister at Glass Bridge

Why it is made ? What has happened ?

  • In order to boost tourism in the state of Bihar, Bihar has built an amazing and boosting tourism factor that is 200-feet Glass Bridge.
  • The inauguration of the Glass Bridge is expected to be done next year 2021 in Rajgir, Nalanda district of Bihar.
  • Rajgir hills is surrounded by five hills named Ratnagiri, Vipalachal, Vaibhagiri, Songiri and Udaygiri.
  • It is also an important Buddhist, Hindu and Jain pilgrimage site.
  • The bridge will offer other adventures for the visitors who are more thrill.
  • Note: The total length of the glass bridge in Bihar is 85-feet and it is 6-feet wide, and it is situated at a height of 200-feet.
India's MAP view 

Bihar State Map view 

Rajgir Glass Bridge View through Google Map 


Hill view of Rajgir

 










You can see the two ridges parallel to each other. The area around the ridges is covered with many other historical places. Rajgir Hills are also more important sites related to Budhism, Hinduism and   Jainism. 


  • The Bridge will give more boost to tourism in Bihar. 
  • This Bridge will allow 40 peoples to visit at a time.
  • It is stated that the Bridge is built on the line of 120-metre-high glass bridge in Hangzhou province of China. (The glass bridge of China is famous already you have seen many times on instagram or other social media platform.)
  • The Glass Bridge of China is much greater than the Glass Bridge of Rajgir, Bihar, India.
  • The Glass Bridge of China measures 430 metres (1,410 ft) in total length and 6 metres (20 ft) in width, and is suspended about 300 metres (980 ft) above the ground.
  • The bridge is path between two mountain cliffs in Zhangjiajie National Forest Park in the northwest of Hunan province.
  • Nalanda district is already popular for its prime hotspot of tourism.
  • Other place famous in Rajgir is Nalanda University.
      •  Nalanda University, announced as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 
  • Jungle safari has been building to give more potential to tourists & the Glass Bridge will be part of the Nature Safari.
  • Ropeway is also there, while the Safari will take the tourists to explore dense forests, the Ropeway too have around 18 glass covered cabins. 
      • Every cabin of Rope way will have a capacity for 8(eight) tourists & cover the distance of 750 m in Five minutes. To see how Ropeway looks click on the highlight word:- Ropeway      
  • Not only this, other sport adventures are included like Air Cycling, other places are going to built such as Butterfly Park & Ayurveda.
  • For Stay/accommodation purpose, cottages will be there. 
  • Other famous places: Son Bhandar Caves, Brahmakund & Vishwa Shanti Stupa.

Air Cycling in Bihar

Zhangjiajie Glass Bridge in China
  

Rajgir Glass Bridge in Bihar 

The key difference we can see only that the Glass Bridge of China is knotted with both ends and the Glass Bridge of Bihar, India is something like hanged and tied with one knot. 




Location: India

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