Tamil Nadu now has a unique place to visit and enjoy the views of the ocean. Imagine walking over the ocean, yes on 30 December 2024, Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin inaugurated India's first glass bridge constructed over the Arabian Sea in Kanyakumari.
The bridge has been inaugurated to mark the 25th anniversary of Thiruvalluvar Statue unveiling.
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Name |
Glass Bridge |
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Timings |
6 AM - 9 PM |
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Address |
Kanyakumari, Tamil Nadu |
Kanyakumari Glass Bridge Highlights
- Glass Bridge is 77 m long and 10 m wide to help you enjoy the view.
- The glass bridge connects Vivekananda Rock Memorial and Thiruvalluvar statue. Hence, making it convenient to travel between the two.
- Watch the Arabian Sea, Bay of Bengal, and Indian Ocean converge below your feet from the glass walkway.
- Enjoy the stunning views of the sunset and sunrise from the Sea Glass Bridge.
- The Tamil poet saint - Thiruvalluvar statue is about 133 ft tall.
- The bridge has been constructed with a budget of Rs. 37 crores.
- Enjoy the view of the bridge in the evening when it is illuminated with lights.
Kanyakumari Glass Bridge Ticket Price
If you would like to take a walk through the glass bridge you have to buy tickets costing as follows:
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Adults |
Rs. 50 |
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Children |
Rs. 30 |
Kanyakumari Glass Bridge Online Ticket Booking
Please note that the government is working on issuing the tickets online through the platform.
For now tickets can be purchased from the venue itself.
How to Reach Kanyakumari Glass Bridge
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By Air |
Nearest airport: Trivandrum International Airport (Approx. 90 km away) |
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By Train |
Kanyakumari Railway Station is well-connected to major cities across India |
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By Road |
Regular buses and private cabs available from Madurai, Trivandrum, and Chennai |
Points to Remember
- Wear comfortable shoes to ensure safe walk on the glass bridge.
- Photography is allowed on the bridge.
- Trying visiting early to avoid crowds.
- Tickets can be purchased from the venue itself.