Visakhapatnam, already famous for its beaches, Kailasagiri, Thotlakonda, and the submarine museum, is all set to unveil a jaw-dropping new attraction — the Sky Bridge on Kailasagiri Hill. Imagine standing on glass, with lush green hills on one side and the endless blue sea on the other. A once-in-a-lifetime thrill awaits tourists here. What makes this bridge unique is its design. Built using the cantilever technique, it stretches nearly 100 feet from Kailasagiri hill, extending dramatically towards the sea. Walking on its glass floor, with waves crashing below and the sunset glowing ahead, feels like stepping into a postcard from abroad..

View of 55 meters long Sky-Walk Glass Bridge in Kailasagiri in Visakhapatnam. | Photo Credit: Kr Deepak The great Sky-Walk bridge at the top of Kailasagiri, near the titanic view in Visakhapatnam, is offered as the longest tourist attraction in India, is scheduled to inaugurate either next week or later this month, if the waiting works are completed. The "load test" and the tricolor -like lighting awaits the design.