Oldest Bridges
in
India
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In Meghalaya, the Umshiang Double-Decker Root Bridge, near the waterfalls of Cherapunji, showcases living architecture, now threatened by tourism
Umshiang Double-Decker Root Bridge
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Linking Kolkata and Howrah, the Howrah Bridge stands as a steel testament of British engineering, renamed Rabindra Setu in 1965
Howrah Bridge
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Carved from a single rock in 1703, Assam's Namdang Stone Bridge reflects the ingenuity of Ahom era craftsmen from Bengal
Namdang Stone Bridge
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Over Uttar Pradesh’s Gomti River, the 16th-century Shahi Bridge, crafted by Afzal Ali, marks Akbar’s architectural vision
Shahi Bridge
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In Himachal Pradesh, Bridges 226 and 541 exhibit multi-tiered arch galleries, epitomizing India's railway bridge engineering
Bridges 226 and 541
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Built for Rs 6 lakhs and completed in 1941, the Coronation Bridge over the Teesta River commemorates King George VI’s coronation
Coronation Bridge
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Spanning the Godavari in Rajahmundry, this bridge is among Asia’s longest prestressed concrete arch bridges, blending strength and beauty
Godavari Arch Bridge
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Opened in 1914, Pamban Bridge was a pioneering structure linking Rameswaram Island to mainland India, marking a historical engineering feat
Pamban Bridge
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Since 1867, Pune's Fitzgerald Bridge with Medici lions symbolizes the city’s colonial heritage and engineering prowess
Fitzgerald Bridge
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