India’s first glass-bottomed skywalk, the Pelling Skywalk in Sikkim, sits at an elevation of approximately 7,200 ft (2,195 m) high in the Himalayas beside the magnificent Chenrezig (Avalokiteshvara) statue complex of West Sikkim
Breathtaking vistas: Glance through the glass floor at valleys, woods, and even the Teesta and Rangit rivers winding across the countryside

Cultural/spiritual environment: The skywalk is juxtaposed with the 137-ft high world’s tallest Chenrezig statue, blessed by the Dalai Lama, by golden prayer wheels on the stairs

Thrill factor: Stretching over 200 m across, the glass-and-steel structure gives the sensation of “walking on air”  ideal for adrenaline seekers (but possibly daunting if you’re prone to vertigo).
Safety-first: It’s made from strong glass and robust railings and is meant to withstand high altitude weather and weight loads