This document provides information about Ram Setu, an ancient bridge between India and Sri Lanka. It discusses that Ram Setu is also known as Adam's Bridge and is believed to have been built by Lord Rama. The bridge is about 18 miles long and connects Pamban Island to Sri Lanka. Geological evidence suggests it was formerly a land connection between the two locations. The bridge has significant historical value but also poses problems as some areas are only 3 to 10 feet deep, hindering navigation.

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POWER POINT PRESENTATIION

2. RAM SETU BRIDGE
By
D.SUBHASH REDDY
A.RAJA
B.POORNIMA

3. WHAT IS RAM SETU?

4. •In Sanskrit “SETU “ means bridge .
•As it is believed to be constructed by
LORD RAMA it
is known as “RAM SETU “
•It is also called as ADAM’S BRIDGE

5. •It is situated between Pamban
Island and the north western coast
of Sri Lanka.
•Geological evidence suggests that
this bridge is a former land
connection between India and Sri
Lanka.
•The bridge is about 18 miles.

6. NASA images showing the
bridge

7. •Some of the sandbanks are dry and
the sea in the area is very shallow,
being only 3 ft to 30 ft (1 m to 10 m)
deep in places, which hinders
navigation.
•It was reportedly passable on foot up
to the 15th century until storms
deepened the channel: temple records
seem to say that Rama’s Bridge was
completely above sea level until it
broke in a cyclone in AD 1480

8. Historical significance of
Ram Setu

12. Malabar Bowen map (1747) drawn by Netherlands shows
Ramarcoil I (that is, Rama temple).

13. Ram Setu cited in map drawn by Joseph
Parks, Australian Botanical explorer (1788)
(Map in Sarasvati Mahal Lib., Thanjavur)

14. Problems being faced
due to Ram Setu