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Ram Jhula is an iconic 450 foot long iron suspension bridge suspended gracefully across the sacred River Ganga in Rishikesh. Constructed in 1986 by the Pub...
Ram Jhula is an iconic 450 foot long iron suspension bridge suspended gracefully across the sacred River Ganga in Rishikesh. Constructed in 1986 by the Public Works Department in collaboration with the Sivananda Ashram trust, this architectural landmark bridges Muni Ki Reti with the spiritual colonies of Swargashram in Uttarakhand.

Larger than its upstream twin Lakshman Jhula, Ram Jhula offers sweeping aerial vistas of river rapids, white water rafters, and multi storey ashram spires rising against the backdrop of the emerald green Shivalik foothills.
Walking across the gently swaying pedestrian bridge is a quintessentially authentic Rishikesh experience. The bridge is frequented by saffron clad sadhus, pilgrims, locals on scooters, and travelers heading toward world famous yoga centers like Sivananda Ashram, Parmarth Niketan, and Gita Bhawan.
Early morning and sunset strolls provide golden photographic perspectives over the river. Public ferry boats operate beneath the bridge for visitors seeking a riverside water crossing.
Visiting Hours: Open 24 hours daily (Best enjoyed 6:00 AM to 8:30 PM)
Entry Fee: Free entry (Public ferry boat: Rs 15 per ticket)
Ram Jhula connects Muni Ki Reti (western bank) with Swargashram (eastern bank), about 3 kilometers north of Rishikesh Railway Station.
Ram Jhula is enjoyable to visit throughout the year, with autumn and winter offering particularly crisp, cool breezes.
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Essential visitor information regarding timings, entry tickets, location, nearby attractions, and travel guide in Rishikesh.
Ram Jhula was constructed in 1986 and spans approximately 450 feet (137 meters) across the River Ganga.
It connects Muni Ki Reti on the western bank with the heritage spiritual colony of Swargashram on the eastern bank.
Yes, while primarily built for pedestrians, local two wheelers are permitted to cross under regulated speed limits.
Yes, mechanized public passenger ferry boats operate continuously below the bridge between both river banks for Rs 15.
Ram Jhula is located approximately 2 kilometers downstream of Lakshman Jhula along the river path.
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