Lakshman Jhula
Lakshman Jhula: Walk Across Legends
- Rishikesh, Uttarakhand
More than just a bridge, Lakshman Jhula is a timeless symbol of Rishikesh’s mythological and cultural heritage. Suspended 70 feet above the Ganges and stretching 450 feet long, this iconic iron suspension bridge connects the villages of Tapovan and Jonk. It is believed that Lakshman, the younger brother of Lord Ram, once crossed the river here on a jute rope, making this spot sacred for devotees and a wonder for tourists.
Historical Highlights
Built in 1929, Lakshman Jhula is not just an architectural feat it’s a walk through history. As you cross the bridge, you’ll see the Ganga flowing fiercely below and majestic temples, ashrams, and cafes lining both ends. From the 13-storey Trayambakeshwar Temple to the buzzing local bazaars, the entire area is alive with spirituality and charm.
Journey to the Bridge
Lakshman Jhula is located just 5 km from Rishikesh’s main town, easily accessible by auto-rickshaw, taxi, or even on foot for those staying nearby. Early mornings and evenings are the best times to visit, with cool breezes and golden light adding to the magical ambiance. Don’t forget to explore the nearby German Bakery and bookshops along the path.
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Experience the Divine Vibe
A visit to Lakshman Jhula is not just sightseeing it’s a walk through mythology, faith, and natural beauty. Whether you’re here for spiritual reflection, photography, or simply to feel the energy of the place, the bridge offers a timeless Rishikesh experience.