About Siddipet Komati Cheruvu Suspension Bridge
The Komati Cheruvu Suspension Bridge is a 240-meter pedestrian footbridge spanning Komati Cheruvu lake in Siddipet, Telangana. Inaugurated in December 2019, it was constructed to enhance the tourism potential of this urban lake destination. The bridge features 24-meter pylons and offers scenic views of the surrounding water body and landscaped park areas.
Visitors guide
Visitors can walk across the 240-meter suspension bridge with metal-grating walkway and chain-link fencing, enjoying panoramic views of Komati Cheruvu lake. The bridge is part of a larger recreational complex that includes walking tracks, boating facilities, a glow garden, musical fountain shows, and an adventure park for children.
Key highlights
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240-meter long suspension bridge with 24-meter pylons
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Scenic views over Komati Cheruvu man-made lake
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Part of integrated tourist complex with multiple attractions
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Pedestrian footbridge suitable for leisure walks
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Evening illumination and proximity to musical fountain shows
History of Siddipet Komati Cheruvu Suspension Bridge
The suspension bridge was inaugurated in December 2019 by Finance Minister T. Harish Rao and Tourism Minister V. Srinivas Goud. It was constructed within three months by a team led by Girish Bharadwaj, known as the 'Bridge Man of India', at a cost of ₹6 crore.