Ayub Bridge
Ayub Bridge
Ayub Bridge
About
The Ayub Bridge in Sukkur city of Sindh province is a significant architectural landmark built over the Indus River between Rohri and Sukkar. This steel arch bridge was inaugurated by Field Marshal Mohammad Ayub Khan on May 6, 1962, after its construction that commenced with laying down the foundation stone in December of '60 under consulting engineer David B. Steinman's supervision. The structure spans approximately 806 feet and stands a towering height of around 247 feet above water level.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time to visit Ayub Bridge?
The best time to visit is during November, December, January and February. These months offer the most favorable conditions for visitors.
When was Ayub Bridge built?
Ayub Bridge dates back to 1962.
What is the architectural style of Ayub Bridge?
Ayub Bridge features Steel Arch architecture.
Is it legal to take photographs of the bridge?
Photography from the adjacent Lansdowne Bridge or riverbanks is popular, but taking photos directly on the railway tracks of Ayub Bridge is strictly prohibited for safety and security reasons.
Is the bridge area accessible for people with mobility issues?
The nearby riverside parks offer some accessibility, but the narrow pedestrian walkways on the adjacent Lansdowne Bridge can be difficult for wheelchair users.
Where can I park my car when visiting the bridge for sightseeing?
Parking is available at the nearby Lab-e-Mehran park or at various designated spots along the Sukkur and Rohri riverfronts.
Are there restaurants nearby with a view of the bridge?
Several riverside eateries and tea stalls at Lab-e-Mehran offer excellent views of both the Ayub and Lansdowne bridges.
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