Bollywood Actor Akhilendra Mishra Mesmerized by Rajgir Glass Bridge During Visit to Nalanda

Renowned Bollywood and television actor Akhilendra Mishra, a native of Bihar’s Siwan district, recently visited Rajgir in Nalanda district, where he was left spellbound by the breathtaking Glass Bridge located inside the Nature Safari Park.

Known for his powerful screen presence and versatile acting, Mishra explored the iconic glass skywalk and expressed deep admiration for its design and the surrounding natural beauty. Standing atop the transparent bridge, the actor enjoyed a panoramic view of the lush green valley below, bathed in sunlight, calling the experience both thrilling and unforgettable.

Praising the structure, Akhilendra Mishra said that the Rajgir Glass Bridge is an extraordinary creation, built on the lines of famous glass bridges seen in China. He described it as a perfect blend of adventure, innovation, and natural charm, which has immense potential to attract tourists from across the country.

The Rajgir Glass Bridge, located within the Nature Safari Park, is considered Bihar’s first glass skywalk. It offers visitors a unique opportunity to witness the scenic valley and dense greenery beneath their feet, creating an exhilarating experience. Apart from the glass bridge, adventure activities such as zip-lining are also available, further boosting tourism in the region.

Tickets for the Glass Bridge are available both online and offline. However, due to heavy tourist footfall, offline tickets often sell out quickly. Visitors are advised to arrive early in the morning to avoid long queues. The ticket price is approximately ₹300.

Akhilendra Mishra, born on September 28, 1960, has carved a niche for himself in Indian cinema and television. He is widely remembered for his iconic roles such as Kroor Singh in the television serial Chandrakanta, Arjan in Lagaan, and the menacing Mirchi Seth in Sarfarosh. His ability to bring depth and authenticity to both major and minor roles has earned him immense respect in the industry.

His visit and appreciation of the Rajgir Glass Bridge have further highlighted Bihar’s growing appeal as a destination for eco-tourism and adventure travel.