Julto Pul

The Julto Pul stretches 230 meters across the Machhu River with a width of 1.25 meters, constructed entirely from steel components and cables.

The suspension bridge opened in 1879 during British colonial rule, serving as a vital pedestrian connection between different sections of Morbi Taluka.

The bridge represents a meeting point for local residents who gather near its entrances during festivals and community celebrations throughout the year.

Access to the footbridge requires visitors to reach the central district of Morbi, where clear signage and designated pathways lead to both entry points.

The structure stands as one of India's earliest steel suspension bridges, demonstrating nineteenth-century engineering techniques through its cable-stayed design.

Location: Morbi Taluka

Official opening: February 20, 1879

Length: 230 m

Width: 1.25 m

Made from material: steel

GPS coordinates: 22.81812,70.84019

Latest update: May 11, 2025 10:18