Ram Jhula Rishikesh - Best Places to visit in Rishikesh

Ram Jhula is Iron suspension bridge connect on the waterway Ganga in Rishikesh. Ram Jhula interfaces Muni Ki Reti with Swargashram. Ram Jhula Pul (Bridge) has played vital role in the development of Rishikesh Tourism and it attracts so many visitors everyday. The scaffold is person on foot connect yet individuals likewise drive bicycles on it. There are two comparative extensions in Rishikesh. The old one is known as Lakshman Jhula. Ram Jhula is new one so it is named after Lakshman's sibling Lord Ram. Ram Jhula is add up to 230 meters in length. Ram Jhula was worked in 1986. Ram Jhula is one of two most visited tourism places in Rishikesh (another is Lakshman Jhula). The vast majority of the acclaimed ashrams are found near the Ram Jhula. Sivananda Ashram, Parmarth Niketan, Gita Bhawan, Swargashram, Omkarnanda, Yog Niketan and numerous others are situated close to the Ram Jhula. Both end of the extension has little market with numerous kind of shops. You can likewise do pontoon ride close Ram jhula. Here vessel ride is on sharing premise.

How to Reach Ram Jhula

Instructions to Reach : Ram Jhula is exceptionally renowned and halfway found. Ram Jhula is situated at Muni Ki Reti 2 kms a long way from Lakshman Jhula. Ram Jhula has stopping for vehicles yet greater vehicles (like rhythm voyagers and transports) are not permitted here. Closest transport stopping is Muni Ki Reti which is 1.5 km far. To achieve the opposite side of the extension via auto is longer drive (12 kms one path drive from Badrinath Road – Neelkanth Bridge course) so the vast majority of the general population go to opposite side of the scaffold by stroll over the extension or by watercraft ride. For more points of interest you can see outline. Sharing premise auto rickshaws/vehicles are accessible from both side of Lakshman Jhula and from every single real place, for example, Triveni Ghat, Bus Station, Railway Station.