1.Laxman Jhula and Ram Jhula
Laxman Jhula is a historic iron suspension bridge in Rishikesh, believed to mark the spot where Lord Laxman once crossed the Ganga on a jute rope. Check current bridge access with local authorities; do not enter a closed crossing. Beneath it, the Ganga flows in her majestic and fierce form, a sight that may intimidate first-time visitors. From Laxman Jhula, you can also spot Ram Jhula, another well-known bridge that adds to the charm of Rishikesh’s riverfront.
Main Attractions
- View the river and bridges from permitted areas; use only crossings currently open to pedestrians.
- Visit the temples and ashrams lining both banks of the river.
- Photography of the bridges with the Himalayan backdrop and flowing Ganges.

Nearest Attractions
- Tera Manzil Temple – ~0.5 km
- Triveni Ghat - confirm the route using currently open crossings
- Beatles Ashram – ~3.5 km
Visitor Information
Modest dress recommended near temples on the bridge








