Laxman Jhula

Laxman Jhula is a famous 450-foot-long suspension bridge connecting the two sides of Rishikesh. According to legend, Lord Laxman, the brother of Lord Ram, crossed the Ganga at this very spot using a jute rope. The modern bridge offers panoramic views of the holy river, temples, and surrounding hills. Shops, cafes, and ashrams line the nearby streets, making it a vibrant hub for tourists.

Known For: Landmark pedestrian suspension bridge across the Ganga River, steeped in mythology.

Timings: Open 24 hours

Tips: 30–45 Minutes (Approx.)

Restricted Items: None

Architecture: Steel suspension bridge supported by towers on both ends.

Best Time to Visit: October to March.

Tips for Visiting: Visit early morning or late evening for fewer crowds and better photography.