Singshore Bridge
A high suspension bridge over a deep gorge, said to be the highest in Sikkim and the second highest in Asia, with spectacular gorges and waterfalls.
Singshore Bridge lies about 25 km west of Pelling on the mountain road to Uttarey and Dentam. It is about 240 metres long and roughly 100 metres above the valley floor. The deck is open for walking. Standing in the middle, you can look down into the deep gorge and at the waterfalls on the cliffs on either side, while the bridge sways slightly in the wind, which is thrilling. The surroundings are terraced fields and cardamom plantations. The road is a narrow mountain road, and the drive from Pelling takes about an hour. It can be combined with Uttarey village and Varsey Valley as a half-day tour. The coordinates are approximate.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Darap Village
- Rimbi Waterfall
- Chenrezig Statue & Pelling Skywalk
- Sanga Choeling Monastery
- Khecheopalri Lake
- Rabdentse Ruins
- Pemayangtse Monastery
- Rinchenpong