The Mughal Bridge, at Karnal in Haryana state of India, was built during the reign of Shah Jahan and it is mentioned in Jahangir's memoirs of Tuzk-e-Jahangiri.
[2] The bridge was used to facilitate travelers during the 17th Century and locally called Badshahi Pul.
Its structurally sound bridge consisting of three arches made up of stone.
There are four domed shaped tops strengthened by buttresses and arches on either sides.
This bridge is protected by Haryana Government but still in dilapidated condition.