Suspension Bridge Connects Viral Magdi Village with Religious Hub in Baglung, Boosting Tourism and Trade

Ratne Chaur village in Myagdi, famous for going viral, faces Kudule village of Baglung, known as a religious and agricultural production area, across the Dhodeni River that forms the border between Myagdi and Baglung. This 388-meter long suspension bridge built over the Dhodeni River connecting these two villages has become a means of convenience for the locals and is also emerging as a center of tourist attraction.

Tourists visiting to enjoy the natural scenery and observe the Panchakot and Shila Gram Museum in Kudule, Baglung, and Ratne Chaur in Beni Municipality-1, Myagdi, often cross this 388-meter long and 170-meter high suspension bridge connecting Ratne Chaur and Kudule, according to Sushila Bhandari of Ratne Chaur.