Where myth meets mountain

In the shadow of the Himalayas, just beyond the sacred city of Badrinath, lies the quaint hamlet of Mana. Here, spanning a narrow gorge of the tumultuous Saraswati River, stands Bheem Pul—a natural rock bridge steeped in legend. This noteworthy formation, named after the mighty Bheem of the Indian epic 'Mahabharata' serves as both a functional crossing and a living piece of mythology.

Area lore attributes its creation to Bheem's extraordinary strength, used to aid his brothers over their celestial visit. In modern times, Bheem Pul continues to captivate travellers, providing a tangible link between India's layered mythological past and the awe-inspiring open settings of Uttarakhand's mountainous terrain.