Bhitarkanika National Park in Kendrapada, Odisha, has reopened to tourists after a three-month closure to protect the breeding season of the endangered saltwater crocodile, which lasted from May 1 to July 31. The park now features a 15-foot-high wooden skywalk, stretching 600 meters, that allows visitors to observe local wildlife, including birds and deer, while ensuring safety by limiting access to 20 tourists at a time. The skywalk connects the Mangrove Metta Nursery to the spotted deer meadow and was constructed at a cost of Rs 40 lakh. Additionally, Antara River Cruises will begin operations on four main rivers in the national park, enhancing visitor experiences. This year, around 114 crocodiles laid eggs during the breeding season, highlighting the park's conservation efforts. Tourists can book visits through the park's official website, with facilities available in nearby rest houses.