Nestled among the majestic Trikuta Mountains in Katra, Jammu & Kashmir, lies one of India's most hallowed pilgrimage destinations—the revered Vaishno Devi Hindu temple. This sacred site is dedicated to the Hindu Goddess Vaishno Devi and stands as one of India's most frequented pilgrimage sites, drawing millions of devotees annually. According to the various statistics and compiled data, as many as one crore people participate in festivities like Navaratri, making it a vital spiritual and cultural hub.

President Droupadi Murmu will inaugurate a skywalk project at Mata Vaishno Devi Bhawan during her two-day visit to Jammu and Kashmir starting on coming Wednesday(15th October). Beginning in August of last year, construction on the desperately needed skywalk, which will segregate visitors entering and exiting the shrine close to the Bhawan area, is slated to be finished before Navratri in October.

• The skywalk flyover's flooring will be made of wood.
• There won't be any issues when walking without shoes.
• The flyover will also have mirrors. It will not only give you a chance to see the mother, but it will also keep you warm.
•  There will be LED screens put along the route so that people can see the building and watch the morning and evening aartis.
• Every 100 meters, a modern waiting area has been constructed.
• 100 to 200 devotees would be able to sit in the waiting area. Additionally, there will be emergency exits every 100 meters.

Navratri (Navratri 2023) is about to start, and just like every year, there will be a sizable number of worshippers in Mata Vaishno Devi's court. Because of the crowding, there have been stampedes here frequently in the past. The Skywalk Flyover was constructed with all of these factors in mind to ensure a safe and memorable experience for the devotees.