Mumbai Inaugurates First Elevated Nature Walkway at Malabar Hill

The eco-friendly 485-meter trail offers panoramic views, rich biodiversity, and regulated public access to a rediscovered forest after 40 years.

The Malabar Hill Elevated Nature Walkway, inspired by Singapore's 'Tree Top Walk,' officially opened to the public on March 30, 2025.
Spanning 485 meters, the trail features a wooden pathway with sea-viewing decks and panoramic views of Girgaon Chowpatty and the Mumbai coastline.
Developed by the BMC at a cost of Rs. 26 crores, the project preserves a 2.5-acre forest with over 100 species of plants, birds, and reptiles.
An Access Control System limits capacity to 400 visitors at a time, with online ticketing available for Rs. 25 for Indian citizens and Rs. 100 for foreigners.
The initiative aims to balance eco-tourism and environmental preservation, offering an immersive experience in nature while protecting the forest habitat.