Kanchenjunga water Falls : Kanchenjunga Falls is an exquisite waterfall located close to Pelling in West Sikkim, India, and is one of the state's natural wonders. It is named after the third highest mountain in the world, Mt. Kanchenjunga, which looms in the backdrop. The falls are fed by the glaciers of Mount Kanchenjunga and are perennial, with the water cascading down rugged cliffs with a thunderous roar that can be heard from afar. They plunge from a height of approximately 100 feet, creating a misty ambiance around them. Surrounding the falls are the lush green forests contributing to the serene and pristine environment. Visitors can climb the modestly built stairs to reach the viewpoint for a closer look and sometimes feel the spray of the water. This natural attraction is en route to Yuksom and therefore is a popular stop for trekkers. There is a small entry fee to access the viewpoint, and the site features some local souvenir shops where visitors can purchase local handicrafts and refreshments.
Sidkeong Tulku Bird Park : Nestled in the wetlands between Rabdentse and Pemayangtse in Sikkim, the Sidkeong Tulku Bird Park is a haven for avian enthusiasts. Established in 2015, this park is a joint effort by the government of Sikkim and the tourism industry to create a sanctuary for both permanent and migratory bird species.
Situated amidst the foothills of the Himalayas, Sikkim is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and rich biodiversity, making it an ideal location for such an endeavor. Named after Sidkeong Tulku, the 10th Chogyal of Sikkim and a pioneer in modern forestry, the park showcases a diverse array of flora and fauna, including over 600 species of birds. The park features well-maintained walkways and elevated bridges, providing visitors with easy access to observe the captivating birdlife.
At a distance of 21 km from Pelling, Singshore Bridge is a suspension bridge situated between Dentam & Uttarey village near Pelling. At an elevation of 198 m above the ground, it is the highest bridge in Sikkim and the second highest gorge bridge in Asia.
Singshore Bridge : Singshore Bridge, with a height of over 100 m and 240 m in length, is truly an engineering marvel and made it to connecting two gorges. This bridge helps the trekkers to cover a large distance between hills in a short span. The downward view from the bridge is overwhelming with the sight of beautiful waterfalls and breathtaking views of the green hillsides above are pleasing. This engineer's triumph has become a popular attraction in Pelling.
Offering a splendid view of lush hillsides, overwhelming waterfalls and the pristine valley, Singshore Bridge promises a sight to behold. It connects two beautiful villages Dentam and Uttarey, where homestay facilities are also available. For tourists, there is a special restaurant adjacent to the bridge where one can have a wonderful time. The Government of Sikkim is likely to introduce Bungee jumping activities soon to make it more attractive for adventure seekers.
