Adam’s Bridge 1st Edition

Adam’s Bridge — 1st Edition by Arup K. Chatterjee is a compelling exploration of one of South Asia’s most enigmatic landforms. Bridging science, history and myth, this book invites readers to revisit the shallow shoals between India and Sri Lanka — from Rameswaram and Pamban to the Palk Strait and Gulf of Mannar — with fresh eyes.

The author combines clear geological explanation with careful analysis of archaeological evidence and centuries of local lore to present a balanced, accessible account. Whether you’re intrigued by the geological processes that formed the chain of limestone shoals, the cultural significance of Rama’s Bridge in Hindu tradition, or the modern debates about conservation and coastal change, this volume lays out the key theories and discoveries in plainlanguage.

Richly contextualized and geographically grounded, the narrative highlights the environmental sensitivity of the region and its importance to both nations. Vivid descriptions, maps, and measured scholarship make complex ideas understandable—perfect for readers interested in South Asian geography, maritime history, or interdisciplinary research.

Beautifully produced as a first edition, this book is ideal for academics, travelers planning a pilgrimage to Rameswaram, and curious readers eager to understand the interplay of nature and culture along the India–Sri Lanka corridor. Add Adam’s Bridge (1st Edition) by Arup K. Chatterjee to your collection to deepen your understanding of a remarkable coastal landmark. Order your copy today and discover the story behind the stones.

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