Kandrour Bridge — Attraction in Bilaspur

excellent view at 3 km away at shimla road from Kandrour. The Kandrour Bridge is a very old link between the Bilaspur and Hamirpur District and was built in the year 1965. This beautiful bridge is worth a visit as it is built across the Sutlej River and is one of the highest bridges in the world. It is located at a distance of 8 km from Bilaspur on the National Highway 88. The stunning beauty around the bridge and the scintillating Sutlej River, makes Kandraour BridgeBilaspur's one of the most important tourist attractions. The Kandrour Bridge is situated in village Kandrour in Bilaspur and is measured 80 meters high from the river bed and 280 meters long. Its construction was started in the year 1959 and was completed in the year 1964. The length and breadth of Kandrour Bridge are 255 meters and 7 meters respectively. The bridge is surrounded by limestone rocks, that float across the Satluj River and lush green trees to make your experience...

The very beautiful and fascinating Kandrour Bridge is 8 kilometers from Bilaspur on National Highway No-88. It is across the river Satluj. Its construction was started in April,1959 and was completed in 1965. The span of the bridge is about 280 meters with a breadth of about seven meters and the height above the lowest river bed below is about 80 meters, making it one of the highest bridge in the world. It is ranked first in Asia for its height. It has provided a link between Bilaspur, Ghumarwin and Hamirpur district, and is a marvelous engineering feat. The pillars supporting the bridge...

I mean it's a connecting bridge, over time there have been a number of suicides here hence the local people have pushed the government to build a secure steel wire so that there is a reduction in such incidents, there are potholes in this bridge so you need to drive slow and it's a very narrow road because of obvious reasons. Can't stand here for photography or something, a little ahead towards ghagas/bilaspur there is a sugar cane juice shop from where you may click a picture or watch the beautiful river which has been termed cruel by locals because...