Ambhora bridge — Attraction in Maudi

India’s Longest Cable-Stayed Bridge with Sky Gallery

A state-of-the-art 700 m cable-stayed bridge spans the backwaters at Ambhora, officially completed in late 2022 and poised to open to the public after formal approvals . The iconic central pylon, rising ~40 m, features a glass-bottomed sky gallery accessed via lifts and stairs, offering panoramic views of river and landscape below .

Tourism & Development

The Maharashtra government has earmarked ₹248 crore for making Ambhora a top tourist hub by 2026, with upgrades that include parking facilities, temple renovation (Shiva temple, Buddha Vihar, a nearby dargah), water sports, boating, adventure activities, and an MTDC resort . Nitin Gadkari has even proposed introducing a Russian hovercraft and a glass-floored restaurant on the bridge .

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🧭 Visiting Ambhora – Tips & Highlights • Distance: Approximately 65–75 km east of Nagpur, a 1.5–2 hour drive, ideal for a day trip . Nearest major towns: Bhandara (~18 km), Kuhi taluka town . • Best Season: November to June (dry season) recommended for comfortable weather and clear views. Monsoon/high water-flow might obstruct temple access or boating  . • Must‑ do: • Temple visit and river sangam view • Walk across the cable-stayed bridge and visit the sky gallery • Boat ride to the hill temple across the river or trek up Kolasur Hill for breathtaking aerial views (beware wildlife and steep path)    • Facilities: Basic local food options; better dining and lodging might be found at nearby towns or...

I recently visited Ambhora Bridge, located approximately 54 km from Nagpur, and was thoroughly impressed by its stunning views and unique features.

The Bridge: The suspension bridge is an engineering marvel, offering breathtaking views of the Goshe Khurd Dam's backwaters. The gallery in the middle of the bridge is accessible via a capsule lift (Rs. 50 per person), providing panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Highlights: Stunning backwater views Ancient Shiv Mandir visible from the gallery Nearby hills offering a scenic backdrop Glass floor for a thrilling bottom-view experience Music and song playback to encourage dancing Snack and ice cream shop available

Ambhora Shiv Mandir:

After exploring the bridge, I visited the ancient Shiv Mandir, which proved to be a serene oasis. The temple's architecture and peaceful atmosphere made for a wonderful conclusion to my day.

Ideal for:

Ambhora Bridge and surrounding areas are perfect for a one-day picnic. The scenic views, unique bridge experience, and ancient temple make for a memorable outing.

Tips:

Visit in the evening to witness the bridge's colorful illumination Wear comfortable shoes for easy exploration Don't miss the glass floor for a thrilling experience Try the local snacks and ice cream at the gallery shop

Overall:

Ambhora Bridge is a hidden gem near Nagpur, offering an unforgettable experience. I highly recommend visiting this spot for its natural beauty, unique features, and...

Beautiful place to visit near Nagpur.. - around 60 to 70 km From Nagpur Pros- bhagwan Shakar temple to visit Place surrounded by River Beautiful bridge view Must visit for scenery Cons- Not a proper hotel to eat In heat time it's hard to stay there Can't spend the whole day Just 2 to 3 hour maz can spend Expect temple river and bridge nothing special to see Come in evening time light of bridge looks awesomeAmbhora Bridge is near about 75km away from Nagpur city, near Maudi… It is India’s first cable stayed bridge with transparent sky gallery… on top of the bridge you can go by lift with 50/- per head tickets or stairs… there is a small snacks center where you can have tea, coffee, ice cream or other snacks… you can enjoy the view with snacks but do not forget to throw plastic in dustbins…The five rivers namely Wainganga, Kanhan, Aam, Kolari and Murza meet here…Nagpur district’s one of the oldest Shiv Temple is there in Ambhora city… amazing view and eye catching greenery with river water made you to stay there for hours… a must visit place to see amazing architecture of Indian architect…Okay not that curious place. If you don't see water bodies. This place is better for you. They charged 50 rs per head. To go upward via lift. U can see the temple as well as water surrounded by you. And the floor is not all coverd with the transperant mirror some specific part of floor is occupied by...