The first glass suspension bridge in India, known as Bajrang Setu, is expected to enhance the scenic beauty of Rishikesh by 2025. The bridge is 132 meters long and 8 meters wide with a two-lane deck made of steel, and both sides have transparent glass pedestrian walkways with panoramic views of the Ganga River. Bajrang Setu, which is an improvement of tourism, connectivity, and spiritual experiences in the area, is designed to replace the historic Lakshman Jhula.
Bajrang Setu: An amalgamation of Creativity, Design, and religious Beauty.
Bajrang Setu is 132 meters (length), 8 meters (width) in size, with a steel deck of 5 meters and a 1.5-meter (each side) glass walkway.
It is constructed across the Ganga River in Rishikesh as a replacement for the famous Lakshman Jhula.
The construction started in 2022 and should be completed before December 2025.
The bridge is a blend of cutting-edge engineering and spiritual architecture that presents a scenic view of the river.
Lakshman Jhula- It is an iconic suspension bridge constructed in the year 1929, located over the river Ganga in Rishikesh, to symbolize adventure and spirituality.
Ram Jhula- A Suspension bridge similar to the previous bridge between ashrams and temples, which encourages religious tourism.
Bajrang Setu - A Future glass suspension bridge that boosts transportation and tourism by the year 2025.
Pipal Koti Bridge - Strengthening of the road connections in Badrinath Highway, Uttarakhand.
The unveiling of the first Indian glass suspension bridge, Bajrang Setu, will be a historic step towards Indian Rishikesh tourism. Combining the latest engineering with the spirituality of the city, it is going to offer an unbelievable perspective on the Ganga River and a better connection. Bajrang Setu is expected to become a favorite world-tourist destination in the year 2025, changing the face of adventure, architecture, and cultural tourism in Uttarakhand.