Atharanala Bridge
The Atharanala Bridge is a historic structure located at the entrance of Puri in Odisha. The historical bridge, built in the 13th century. It is a remarkable symbol of medieval engineering and cultural heritage. The name Atharanala, meaning “eighteen passages,” is derived from the bridge's 18 arches, built using laterite stone and lime mortar - materials typical of the region's ancient architecture. The visitors enjoy the vista of Neelachakra from Atharanala. The Atharanala Bridge is a protected monument, valued for its age, design, and important role in the culture and religion of Puri.
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