India, March 31 -- A long-forgotten 2.5-acre forest at Siri Road, which was kept out of bounds for the public for over 40 years, has just been thrown open for a deeply engaging experience. On Sunday, the BMC inaugurated the city's much-awaited Malabar Hill walkway, a promenade that stretches over the forest.

The walk begins from Siri Road on Malabar Hill and ends at the same spot, almost like a loop. This immersive experience amid chirping birds, flora and fauna will cost Rs.25 for locals, while foreigners will need to pay Rs.100. The walkway will be open from 5 am to 9 pm, with slots available for online booking.

The hidden treasure was first unearthed by architect Rahul Kadri, founder of IMK Architects and chairman of the Nepean Sea R...