📍 Landmark🪂 Adventure🌄 Viewpoint

Singshore Bridge

Uttarey, Sikkim, India

4.4 (0)

Overview

Asia's second-highest suspension bridge — 100 m above a gorge of waterfalls between Pelling and Uttarey, swaying gently underfoot.

Why visit: Vertigo with a view; the gorge drops forever.

Things to do

›Mid-bridge gorge views
›Waterfall spotting
›Uttarey valley beyond

Bridge WalkPhotography

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Travel Information

Best time

Oct–Dec, Mar–May

Entry fee

Free

Est. budget

₹100–300

Duration

1 hr

Nearby attractions

Within

3.9 km

💎 Hidden Gem📍 Village

4.3

Uttarey

Uttarey, Sikkim

A border-valley trekking village at 6,600 ft — trailhead for Singalila treks, trout hatcheries and rhododendron ridges.

Mar–May, Oct–Dec1–2 daysExplore

6.2 km

📍 Sanctuary

4.5

Barsey Rhododendron Sanctuary

Okhrey, Sikkim

104 sq km of rhododendron forest on the Singalila ridge — April turns the trail from Hilley into a scarlet-and-pink tunnel.

Mar–May (bloom), Oct–Dec1 dayExplore

7.5 km

💎 Hidden Gem📍 Village

4.3

Darap Village

Pelling, Sikkim

A Limboo heritage village of cardamom farms and paddy terraces 8 km from Pelling — Sikkim's model eco-homestay community.

Oct–Dec, Mar–MayOvernightExplore

8.8 km

💧 Waterfall

4.2

Rimbi Falls & Orange Garden

Pelling, Sikkim

The Rimbi river's roadside cascade beside Sikkim's first hydel wheel and a citrus-and-cardamom garden.

Sep–Dec (oranges Nov–Dec)30 min – 1 hrExplore

9.8 km

💎 Hidden Gem📍 Monastery

4.4

Sangachoeling Monastery

Pelling, Sikkim

Sikkim's second-oldest gompa (1697) on the ridge above Pelling — a pilgrim's forest climb to smoke-dark ancient prayer halls.

Oct–Dec, Mar–May2 hrsExplore

10.2 km

📍 Landmark

4.6

Pelling Skywalk & Chenrezig

Pelling, Sikkim

India's first glass skywalk, curling beneath a 137-ft Chenrezig statue with Kanchenjunga filling the northern sky.

Oct–Dec, Mar–May2 hrsExplore

11 km

🏞️ Lake

4.6

Khecheopalri Lake

Pelling, Sikkim

The 'wish-fulfilling lake' sacred to Buddhists and Hindus alike — birds famously pluck every leaf that falls on its mirror surface.

Oct–Dec, Mar–May2–3 hrsExplore

11.9 km

📍 Monastery

4.7

Pemayangtse Monastery

Pelling, Sikkim

The 'perfect sublime lotus' (1705) — head monastery of the Nyingma order, whose top floor holds the astonishing seven-tiered wooden Zangdok Palri.

Oct–Dec, Mar–May; Cham (Feb)1–2 hrsExplore

12.4 km

💧 Waterfall

4.4

Kanchenjunga Falls

Pelling, Sikkim

A 100-ft glacier-fed torrent on the Yuksom road, hidden until the 1990s — now West Sikkim's most-loved waterfall stop.

Mar–Jun, Sep–Dec30 min – 1 hrExplore

12.7 km

📍 Heritage

4.5

Rabdentse Ruins

Pelling, Sikkim

The moss-grown second capital of Sikkim (1670–1814), reached by a chestnut-forest walk — throne stones facing a Kanchenjunga horizon.

Oct–Dec, Mar–May1–2 hrsExplore

14.9 km

📍 Village

4.6

Yuksom

Yuksom, Sikkim

Sikkim's first capital, where three lamas crowned the first Chogyal in 1642 — trailhead of the Goecha La trek and keeper of the kingdom's origin.

Mar–May, Oct–Dec1–2 daysExplore

15.2 km

📍 Heritage

4.4

Norbugang Coronation Throne

Yuksom, Sikkim

The stone throne under a giant cryptomeria where Sikkim was born in 1642 — the first Chogyal's footprint still pressed in rock.

Mar–May, Oct–Dec1 hrExplore