No more long walks! Delhi's Anand Vihar gets a 417-metre skywalk — here's what's coming

A 417-metre-long skywalk with travelators will be built to connect Anand Vihar railway station with ISBT Kaushambi — promising seamless access to metro, Namo Bharat and other transit systems across one of NCR's busiest hubs.(AI generated representative image)

The new skywalk will link Delhi Metro stations, Anand Vihar railway station, ISBT terminals and Namo Bharat services — an integrated corridor designed to eliminate walking difficulties between multiple transport modes. (AI generated representative image)

Designed to ease heavy footfall, the skywalk will help manage rising passenger volumes during peak hours, reducing congestion on existing pathways and providing an organised movement system for daily commuters. (AI generated representative image)

The National Capital Region Transport Corporation has floated a tender for the project, which will include travelators, escalators and lifts to support elderly passengers, women, children, and persons with reduced mobility. (AI generated representative image)

As per the tender, the project includes roofing, structural works, foundations and supporting systems, along with CCTV surveillance, solar panels and drainage arrangements to ensure safety and sustainable operations. (AI generated representative image)

The skywalk will enable a unified security screening system between Namo Bharat and Delhi Metro services, allowing passengers to switch between both networks without repeated checks or extra waiting time. (AI generated representative image)

Anand Vihar Namo Bharat station connects to Chaudhary Charan Singh Marg via three bridges over Ghazipur drain, with separate bridges managing entry, exit and pedestrian movement for smoother traffic flow. (AI generated representative image)