Sudarshan Setu

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Opened in 2024, one of India's longest cable-stayed bridges. It spans about 2.3 km to link Okha and Beyt Dwarka, and its walkways are decorated with scripture motifs.

The Sudarshan Setu spans the strait between Okha and Beyt Dwarka. It is about 2.32 km long, opened in February 2024, and is said to be India's longest cable-stayed bridge. Solar panels are installed above the pedestrian walkways on both sides. The railings and walls are painted with verses from the Bhagavad Gita and scenes from Krishna's story, and the pylons are shaped after peacock feathers. Visitors driving or hiring a car to reach the island pass over it, and you can stop at the bridge head to take photos. Stopping on the bridge itself is not allowed. Crossing is free.

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Open to pass through all day

Cable-stayed bridge · New landmark · Sea views

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