Ram’s Bridge: Natural or Man-Made?

A land mass in Palk Bay between India and Sri Lanka invites questions with few answers in the quest to make it a national heritage site.
Ram’s Bridge: Natural or Man-Made?
A view of Ram's Bridge as seen from Talaimannar, Sri Lanka, the site of a mythological crossing by an ancient Indian king. Public Domain
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Stretching roughly 30 miles across the sea between India and Sri Lanka in Palk Bay, a mysterious piece of land remains a historical puzzle.

Ram’s Bridge is named for the ancient king of India who, according to legend, built the massive structure to march his army across the sea and rescue his imprisoned queen.

Bryan Dahl
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Bryan Dahl is a writer and singer. He has sung for opera companies in Los Angeles, Chicago, and across Europe. His music reviews have featured artists from LA Opera and the San Diego Master Chorale. He currently lives in San Diego.