Explore the Scenic Jhula Bridge on the India-Nepal Border

Getting There

• Car

  If you're traveling by car within Province No. 1, head towards the town of Biratnagar. From Biratnagar, take the East-West Highway (Mahendra Highway) heading west. Continue to follow this highway until you reach the town of Itahari. At Itahari, take the road leading to the east towards the Nepal-India border. Follow the road signs directing you to the Jhula bridge. After a drive of approximately 2-3 hours from Biratnagar, you will arrive at G4G8+H7W, Galgalia, Bihar, which is the Indian side of the Jhula bridge.

• Public Transport

  To travel by public transport, you can take a bus from major towns in Province No. 1 like Biratnagar or Itahari. Buses to the border area are frequent, and the fare will typically range from NPR 200 to NPR 500 depending on your starting point. Get off at Itahari and then take a local bus or a shared taxi towards the Jhula bridge. Ensure you communicate your destination to the driver or conductor. The total travel time may take around 4-5 hours depending on waiting times and road conditions.

• Taxi

  Another convenient option is to hire a taxi from any major city in Province No. 1. Taxis can be booked online or through local taxi services. The fare from Biratnagar to the Jhula bridge area can range from NPR 3000 to NPR 5000 depending on negotiation and service. This option allows for a more personalized and comfortable journey, taking approximately 2-3 hours depending on traffic.