The incident occurred when a technical fault stopped the crane that lifts the dining platform. The platform, which had eight people on board, remained suspended about 120 feet above the ground for more than an hour.
Munnar (Idukki), Kerala — Eight people, including domestic tourists from Kozhikode and staff members, were rescued on Friday, November 28, 2025, after they became stranded mid-air at a sky-dining attraction in Anachal, Munnar.
The incident occurred when a technical fault halted the crane that lifts the dining platform. The platform remained suspended around 120 feet above the ground for more than an hour, leaving the tourists and employees unable to descend.
The Kerala Fire and Rescue Services reached the spot promptly and carried out a successful operation to bring all passengers and staff down safely. No injuries were reported.
The group of tourists had traveled to Idukki to experience the elevated dining adventure, which offers panoramic views while guests enjoy their meals. Authorities are yet to confirm the cause of the malfunction, and a detailed inspection of the equipment is expected.
Officials indicated that operations at the attraction will remain suspended until safety measures are reviewed and ensured.
