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Dilapidated bridge, banyo tiktak, selfie and tourist spot. Kailali. After the iron bridge built on Godavari River, a pilgrimage site of Ward No. 4 of Kailali district became dilapidated, the locals made it a tourist destination. After the bridge became dilapidated and the new bridge and road were changed eight years ago, it has been decorated with big flags of Nepal. It is also a pilgrimage site located at a distance of 8 km from Ataria in Kerala. There are various temples including Godavari temple in ancient Jai. The length of this iron bridge is 108 meters. Dadeldhura is 106 km from here and 115 km from Ataria. The environment of this place full of natural resources is also cool. It has become a place for young men and women to make ticks and take selfies. It is named as Selfie Bridge. Currently no vehicles ply from here. According to local Dev Bahadur Dhami, one thousand indigenous tourists visit here daily and this number increases on Saturdays and holidays. This bridge went viral when these young men and women had a lot of fun making ticks and taking selfies. As it is also a place of pilgrimage, devotees also come here and rejoice in this bridge. After going to the middle part of the bridge, the green hills, forests and cold weather on the right and left of Godavari River really made me feel very happy. When the national flags are hoisted by the wind, one feels proud of oneself. Thus, it became a tourist destination in the far west of Kailali. Kamala Tharu, 24, of Ataria says that it is very hot in Ataria now. It is a great pleasure to see the humidity, the national flag flying, the Godavari pilgrimage river flowing, the green hills and forests, the ancient temples. She comes here from time to time with her friends. You can also make your own such place as a tourist destination.

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