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Zero Bridge

The picturesque Zero Bridge connects Sonwar on the northern end to Rajbagh on the southern end, crossing the River Jhelum in a supposedly north-south direction. This bridge was erected in the 1950s under the leadership of Bakshi Ghulam Mohammad, the Prime Minister at the time. Though this bridge was formerly used to cross the Jhelum River, it was closed to automobile traffic in the 1980s to safeguard the deteriorating wooden construction.

Because the bridge was designed by a deaf architect and “Zorr” means “deaf” in Kashmiri, Zero Bridge was first referred to as the “Zorr” Bridge. The bridge has an excellent design and is one of Srinagar's oldest and greatest tourist attractions for getting a glimpse of the state's rich cultural history. Visitors to Zero Bridge can find a number of food courts and booths serving traditional Kashmiri specialties.

More About Srinagar Tourism

Life sings winter songs on nine bridges linking the city that smells like heaven on both sides of the Jhelum River, a river that runs through the city, meanders through the valley, and deepens into the traveler's paradise – Dal Lake, as Srinagar wakes up with Fajr (pre-dawn prayers) and zikr.

When the moon still hangs pale over the calm Dal Lake, which adorns an assortment of attractive houseboats where the lovers find home watching a promise of the snow filling up the woods, the city takes on the dawn light mirroring the mountains. The Mughal gardens, which stretch for many kilometers along the lake's less developed eastern coast, tell of history.

In this period of remembering everything that formerly existed, the hushed fortress and the recognizable wooden mosques of the past create an imprint in the city's heart. Srinagar awaits you, to dream inside a dream, with gentle breezes, downy flake, and promises to keep you between the forests and ice lake. So come and see Srinagar's top tourist attractions.