Jharkhand will soon become the third state in the country to build glass bridges and sky walk at three major tourist places of the State. The glass bridges and skywalks will be built on the lines of the glass bridge built in Rajgir, Bihar.
The glass bridges will be constructed at Dasham Falls and Hundru Falls in Ranchi district along with Magnolia Point in Netarhat, one of the most famous tourist spots of Jharkhand.
The Tourism Department has ensured the availability of the required land for this and has contacted the consultancy company working on the construction of glass-bridge in Rajgir. The firm has been directed to prepare a detailed project report for building glass bridges at all three places.
The DPR will also assess the possible number of tourists as the consultancy firm has been asked to estimate the number of tourists visiting these places as well as collect complete information about the site.
The report will include all the necessary information like acquisition of required land, design of the bridge, safety standards and maintenance model.
At present, only two glass bridges are built in the entire country. The first glass bridge was established in Pelling in Sikkim and the second one is in Rajgir in Bihar.
The first glass bridge in the world was built in Est Taihang in Hebei province of China, on the lines of which glass bridges were also built in Sikkim and Rajgir.
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