Gartang Gali is a remarkable historic wooden bridge carved dramatically into a steep cliff face above the Jadh Ganga valley. Originally built over 150 years ago, it was once part of an ancient Indo-Tibetan trade route used by local traders and shepherds. The bridge showcases extraordinary craftsmanship, with wooden planks suspended high above deep gorges.

Recently restored, Gartang Gali has become a must-visit destination for adventure seekers, history enthusiasts, and photographers. Walking across the bridge offers breathtaking views of the valley below and an unforgettable sense of exploration. Its proximity to Harsil makes it a thrilling half-day excursion from the region.