The vanara army reaches the southern shore, and the ocean god tells Rama to build a bridge. Led by Nala, the vanaras throw rocks and trees into the sea and finish it in five days. In a well-known folk story, a small squirrel helps too, and Rama strokes its back, leaving three stripes.
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The vanara army built it, led by Nala, son of the divine architect Vishvakarma. Valmiki says it took five days.
A popular story says a squirrel helped build the bridge by carrying sand, and Rama thanked it by stroking its back. The story is told across India but is not in Valmiki's text.