New Delhi: More than two and a half years after opening to the public, Delhies can finally enjoy the panoramic view of 360 degrees from the capital from the observation deck at the top of the signature bridge pole.
With a height of 154 meters, more than twice the height of Qutub Minar, steel and glass are resolved a lot after the bridge itself is opened for traffic.
Because of various problems, with elevators tend to be uniquely intended to bring visitors above the primary pylon between them, the deck cannot be opened.
“There are a total of four lifts that are truly ready, but permission is needed to allow tourists to use the elevator to reach the observation deck.
The first set is the first sloping elevator in this country at 60 degrees,” said an official.
When a pole shaped like a boomerang and bent in the middle, the elevator on two feet of the sloping pole was also tilted but with the floor leveled.
Pylon has been divided into four levels “permission is needed from the Lift Inspector of the Ministry of Manpower.
Because this is the first of the type of Lift Oblique in this country, we cannot obtain permission until now,” he said.
Delhi Tourism and Transport Development Corporation (DTTDC), Delhi government agencies that carry out projects, have been re-written to the Department for permission as similar lifts operate in other countries.
“We have made a more user-friendly elevator and some modifications also done.
There are some problems at the point where visitors will change from the sloping elevator to the vertical, but the experience is far more smooth now,” he said.
Enter the deck will be ticketed.
Glass deck is laminated and hardened and can withstand up to 86 miles of wind per hour.
In addition to being an important liaison between Northeast Delhi and the whole city since November 2018, Bridge Signature has also become a favorite place for Delhies to click Selfie.
A special road that will teach tourists from the approach to the main deck, without disturbing traffic on the bridge, almost ready and there will also be small parking, cafes and toilets near the approach area.
The road, appears along the bridge, turns to the other side of the bridge.
Near Pylon, DTTDC creates a “selfie point” in a small closed area and this facility is expected to be an immediate operation.