Atal Setu Goa
Nestled in the heart of Goa, the Atal Setu Bridge is a marvel of modern engineering that seamlessly connects the bustling cities of Porvorim and Panaji. Spanning 5.1 kilometers across the tidal waters of the Mandovi River, this cable-stayed bridge is...
Atal Setu Goa
Nestled in the heart of Goa, the Atal Setu Bridge is a marvel of modern engineering that seamlessly connects the bustling cities of Porvorim and Panaji. Spanning 5.1 kilometers across the tidal waters of the Mandovi River, this cable-stayed bridge is not just a passage, but a spectacle. As you drive along its four lanes, the 30-meter height offers a panoramic view of the river below, with the sun casting a golden glow on the water. The bridge's sleek design and robust structure make it a standout feature in Goa's landscape, while its prohibition on two and three-wheelers adds a touch of exclusivity. With nearly 66,000 vehicles crossing it daily, Atal Setu is more than just a bridge; it's a lifeline that pulsates with the rhythm of Goa's vibrant life. Named after India's former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, this bridge is a tribute to innovation and progress, blending seamlessly into the scenic beauty of Goa.
Atal Setu Goa
Families, couples, nature lovers, and photographers.
November to March for optimal weather.
4.9 (1100)
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Amazing Service
This bridge is amazing 🌉✨ Crossed it to get to Ashwem beach and the vibes were fire (fire emoji). Saw some gorgeous sunset views and even caught a glimpse of a festival in the village. Definitely a must-see in Goa (beach emoji)
Good Service
The Siolim Chopdem Bridge is a serene landmark that offers stunning views of the Chapora River. It's a perfect spot for a romantic walk, especially during sunset. The nearby St. Anthony's church and the tranquil village atmosphere make it an ideal place for a peaceful getaway.
Good Service
This bridge is super convenient for families It connects Siolim and Chopdem, making it easy to visit nearby beaches like Ashwem and Arambol. The bridge is safe and clean, and the kids loved the ferry alternative. There are also some nice eateries and shops around, which is a bonus. Great for a family outing 👍🚶♂️