By Rajni Pandey | June 25, 2024
Captured by Copernicus Sentinel-2, this stunning image showcases Ram Setu, the natural limestone shoal connecting India and Sri Lanka.
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Dive into the high-resolution details of Ram Setu, also known as Adam's Bridge, through this 10 m resolution imagery.
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Ram Setu was formed by ancient limestone shoals that once created a continuous land bridge between India and Sri Lanka.
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Historical erosion has sculpted Ram Setu, transforming it from a traversable land bridge into the captivating structure we see today.
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Navigate the shallow, crystal-clear waters around Ram Setu, depicted here where sandbanks emerge just beneath the surface.
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This image highlights the connections to Mannar Island and Rameswaram Island via road and rail bridges, linking them to the mainland.
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Ram Setu has a vibrant ecosystem that serves as a sanctuary for birds, dolphins, dugongs, turtles, and lush sea grasses.
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