Even after choosing 900 Kandi Eco Park, there is a second naming trap. Its official site shows a glass bridge and separately labels a narrow net-sided rope crossing as the skywalk. Photographs of the two should not be swapped.
Two structures, two sensations
The glass bridge uses transparent floor panels inside rigid green rails and directs attention down and out to the valley. The rope skywalk hangs between trees, with net sides and a surface that can move under a walker. One tests comfort with exposure; the other adds movement.
A package may include both, one or neither as policies change. An attractions list proves that a structure exists; it does not prove that every admission covers it or that weather has left it open.
Name the experience you want
When calling, ask “Is the glass-floor bridge open?” if transparent panels are the purpose. Ask separately about the rope skywalk. At the site, obey spacing and staff instructions: the limits for a rigid deck and a flexible crossing need not be the same.
- Transparent floor and rigid rails: glass bridge.
- Rope or slatted surface with net sides: skywalk.
- Confirm each attraction’s operation separately.
- Do not infer inclusions from an old photograph.