Laxman Jhula is an iconic suspension bridge spanning the Ganges River in Rishikesh, Uttarakhand. It is one of the city's most famous landmarks that attracts pilgrims and tourists. The bridge is 450 feet long and 70 feet above the river, according to Hindu mythology. It is believed that Rama's younger brother Lakshman crossed the Ganges river on a jute rope at this place.
Built in 1929, Laxman Jhula connects the villages of Tapovan and Jonk, located on both sides of the river. The bridge offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and the holy river flowing beneath. It is also a center for spiritual seekers. Because Rishikesh is famous for its ashram. Yoga practice place and temples The nearby market has souvenirs. Religious products and many local handicrafts
Although currently closed to vehicular traffic due to structural issues, Laxman Jhula is a popular pedestrian bridge and sacred place in Rishikesh...