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Adventure enthusiasts and families alike have a new destination to explore with the grand opening of Climb City, India’s largest indoor climbing facility, situated in Sector 132 of Noida. Spanning an impressive 17,000 square feet, this state-of-the-art adventure hub promises a day of excitement and relaxation for visitors of all ages.
Breaking boundaries in experiential entertainment, Climb City boasts an expansive climbing space of 3,000 square feet, featuring three monumental walls—the first of its kind in India. Rising up to 12 meters for top rope climbing and 6 meters for bouldering, the facility offers over 550 holds, catering to climbers of varying skill levels.
Visitors can choose from top-rope, autobelay, and bouldering experiences, with 12 lanes dedicated to top rope climbing and 150 bouldering problems to tackle. Beyond climbing, Climb City offers a host of amenities for families to enjoy.
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The Climb City is the brainchild of Pranav Jain, Prateek Jain, Riddhika Jain, and Rishab Gupta. The soft play zone, Hoppers, curated by Riddhika Jain, features over 40 activities to entertain children while ensuring their safety. Meanwhile, Rishab Gupta introduces Burash, a Mediterranean restaurant located within the premises, providing a culinary retreat for visitors to indulge in after their adventures.Speaking about Climb City’s vision, Rishab Gupta shared, “With Climb City, we aim to blend the thrill of ascent with the exquisite flavors of Burash. It’s more than just a climbing facility; it’s a one-day retreat where families and friends can create lasting memories.”
Accessible to all age groups, Climb City offers a diverse range of experiences at an affordable price of INR 800 for 3 hours.
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