Laxman Jhula
Built-in 1939, Laxman Jhoola is a suspension bridge in Rishikesh with 450 feet and 70 feet from the river. According to Hindu mythology, Laxman once crossed the river Ganga on a jute rope from this place, thus making this place a critical pilgrim attraction. There is no entry fee, and the bridge is open for people all the time. You can also visit Tera Manzil Temple, which is near to it. You will also find small shops for your little local shopping, and there are several restaurants where you can enjoy different items of food.