Lakshman Jhula is a Swinging bridge built on river Ganga in Rishikesh. Lakshman jhula is one of the tourist destinations of Uttaranchal. There is a Swinging bridge 5 kilometers ahead from Rishikesh, this swing is known as Lakshman swing. Strong iron rope, angles, Iron Sheets, etc The Rope is tied. lakshman jhula (Swinging bridge) is situated 70 feet high by the flow of the river Ganges. Lakshman Jhula Swinging bridge is a special identity of Rishikesh, connecting one end of the river Ganges to the other end. Lakshman and Raghunath Temple are near the Lakshman Swinging bridge, 450 feet long. in Lakshman jhula can stand on the swing bridge and enjoy beautiful surroundings. When people walk on the Lakshman jhula (Swinging bridge) it feels to be swinging. Along with this, Ram Jhula is also a popular tourist attraction in Rishikesh, that created in the year 1980. This bridge is a replica of Lakshman Jhula.

History

According to the As per the old statement, younger brother Lakshman of Lord Shri ram crossed the river on this site with the help of jute ropes. With the inspiration of Swami Vishudananda, Seth of kolkata Surajmal Zuhnubla constructed this bridge in 1889 with strong iron wires, Prior to this, there was a bridge of jute ropes and people were dragged into the siege on this bridge of ropes. But this bridge made of iron wire also flows in the flood of 1924. After this strong and attractive bridge was built.

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