Mumbai is all set to get its first elevated forest walkway in the Malabar Hill area. Inspired by Singapore’s forest walkways, this 705-meter path will connect Kamala Nehru Park to Doongerwadi woods. Also, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) is planning this eco-friendly initiative which will guarantee an amazing and scenic walking experience.
More About Mumbai’s First Elevated WalkwayThis 705-meter-long elevated walkway will feature an awesome forest landscape. It will allow walkers to enjoy uninterrupted views of the Arabian Sea, which is of great significance. The walkway's wooden structure is carefully designed to blend with the natural surroundings.
Measures are also being taken to ensure minimal disruption to water flow along the hill slopes. This will also not disrupt the movement of wildlife in the region. The total budget for the walkaway would be of INR 25 crore.
Reports suggest that the BMC aims to complete the walkway by the end of this year. This elevated forest walkway will offer a refreshing urban escape and will also represent a significant step in Mumbai's dedication to sustainable urban development. Some important features include: Birdwatching: A dedicated area for observing birdlife.
Glass-Bottom Deck: A thrilling glass-bottom section overlooking the forest below.Eco-Design: The wooden structure will blend seamlessly with the natural environment. Get Latest News Live on Times Now along with Breaking News and Top Headlines from Travel News, Trave.
