A 164-meter suspension bridge over the Khamading River now links Barhabise and Tripura Sundari, easing travel for students and local residents.
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A 164-meter suspension bridge over the Khamading River has officially opened, establishing a direct connection between Barhabise Municipality and Tripura Sundari Rural Municipality in Sindhupalchok. The structure links Ghunga in Barhabise-1 with Ghorthali-Lapse, providing a reliable transit route that replaces previously treacherous crossing conditions. Local officials and residents report that the bridge resolves significant connectivity issues that frequently isolated communities during the monsoon season due to flooding and landslides.
Prior to the project's completion, villagers faced arduous travel, with students and residents often enduring lengthy detours of up to 90 minutes to reach local markets. Beyond easing daily commutes, local leadership anticipates the infrastructure will stimulate economic growth and improve tourism access. Tripura Sundari Rural Municipality Chair Bhaktadhwoj Bohora stated that the bridge is expected to foster greater social integration and regional development by ensuring consistent, safe passage across the river throughout the year.
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