Published 22:09 IST, February 21st 2024
Bengaluru Skydeck: A Landmark Attraction in the Making - Details Inside
The BBMP is reportedly considering the New Government Electrical Factory (NGEF) land near Baiyappanahalli as the prime location for India's tallest Skydeck
- India News
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Bengaluru: After much anticipation and deliberation, it seems that Bengaluru's Skydeck project is inching closer to realization with the potential location near Baiyappanahalli finally confirmed.
Here's a breakdown of the latest developments:
The Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) is reportedly considering the New Government Electrical Factory (NGEF) land near Baiyappanahalli as the prime location for India's tallest skydeck.
This decision comes after thorough evaluation, weighing various factors such as accessibility and feasibility.
Proximity to Metro Station a Key Factor:
One of the crucial aspects favoring the NGEF land is its close proximity to the Baiyappanahalli Metro Station. Authorities believe that this strategic location will promote the use of public transportation, aligning with the city's vision for sustainable urban development.
Expansion Plans for Aesthetic Enhancement:
Apart from housing the skydeck, plans are underway to transform the NGEF land into a lush green space. A proposal has been introduced to establish a tree park within the vicinity, aimed at enhancing the area's aesthetic appeal.
The inclusion of gardens and fountains aims to elevate the overall ambiance, creating a tranquil retreat within the bustling city.
Features and Amenities:
The proposed skydeck is not just about offering panoramic views of Bengaluru's skyline. It will also boast various amenities to cater to visitors' needs and preferences. From food courts to restrooms and play areas, the skydeck aims to provide a holistic experience for visitors of all ages.
Financial Considerations:
With an estimated cost ranging from ₹ 400 to ₹ 500 crore, the Bengaluru skydeck project signifies a significant investment in the city's infrastructure. While the entry to the Bengaluru skydeck will be paid, the project promises to be a landmark attraction, attracting both locals and tourists.
As the plans for Bengaluru's Skydeck take shape, it heralds a new era of urban development, blending innovation with sustainability.
Updated 22:09 IST, February 21st 2024