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Sangay Falls
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“Roadside and raw”
Aug 2019
The falls is not a picnic spot and is by roadside and flows over the road to the gorge on other side. If there is much flow, road is blocked. Great place for photos and views but not a resting spot It was completely desolate on our visit, no other humans on the road!
“Average”
May 2019
You don't need to travel separately to see these falls..you will find them on your way to Singshore bridge which you would definitely be visiting if you are in pelling. There is nothing much, they are along the road, if you want you might stop for a click or two. Frankly, the road was in a really bad condition and since we visited in May when the falls were thin, we didn't even stop. Also after seeing kanchenjunga and rimbi waterfalls we were more than content. Sikkim is a beautiful state and you will find many named and unnamed waterfalls throughout your trip, adding to it's beauty.
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TT_From_Chennai
Chennai District, India110 contributions
Roadside and raw
Aug 2019
The falls is not a picnic spot and is by roadside and flows over the road to the gorge on other side.
If there is much flow, road is blocked.
Great place for photos and views but not a resting spot
It was completely desolate on our visit, no other humans on the road!
Written 26 August 2019
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Bhavi
National Capital Territory of Delhi, India21 contributions
Average
May 2019 • Family
You don't need to travel separately to see these falls..you will find them on your way to Singshore bridge which you would definitely be visiting if you are in pelling.

There is nothing much, they are along the road, if you want you might stop for a click or two. Frankly, the road was in a really bad condition and since we visited in May when the falls were thin, we didn't even stop. Also after seeing kanchenjunga and rimbi waterfalls we were more than content. Sikkim is a beautiful state and you will find many named and unnamed waterfalls throughout your trip, adding to it's beauty.
Written 23 May 2019
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Khyati
Vapi, India543 contributions
Good
Aug 2018 • Family
This fall is good to visit in rainy season but yes it's a good picnic spot.. there are much better waterfalls in Pelling too
Written 24 January 2019
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Puneet T
Chandigarh, India13 contributions
Excellent experience
Jun 2018 • Family
Nice view of the falls, n it's on heights, can take some beautiful pictures for lifetime memories. But this is not a picnic spot and it's on road side, just to spend few minutes here is enough. Don't even feel of taking bath as water from falls is falling down in deep valley.
Written 16 June 2018
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Sonali
Mumbai, India287 contributions
Beautiful Waterfall for a quick break
Jun 2017 • Family
You don’t have to take a special ride for this fall. On our way to Singshore Bridge we saw this fall on side of the road. We took quick 10 mins break just to click pictures and move on for our trip to Singshore Bridge. The fall is around 10 kms from Pelling.
Written 31 May 2018
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Zia Ur R
Kolkata (Calcutta), India1,137 contributions
Fine WaterFalls
May 2018 • Family
This is a road side fall ..No ticket is required yet it is one of the highest waterfalls in West Sikkim ..a must watch for visitors ..It falls on the way to Singhshore Bridge .
Written 30 May 2018
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Ankur Panchbudhe
Pune, India1,494 contributions
Photo stop on the way to Singshore / Dentam
Apr 2018 • Family
Sangay or Changey waterfall falls on the road to Dentam & Singshore from Pelling. Apparently, in monsoon and winter it's quite a sight but when we passed through, it was just a nice-looking waterfall with a thin stream of water passing down the rocks and below the road. Nothing spectacular, but the surrounding area was nice with wisps of clouds floating around the hills and deep valleys.
Written 28 May 2018
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Mitana M
Kolkata (Calcutta), India13 contributions
Sangay Falls Review
May 2018 • Family
Sangay Falls literally falls on the road while travelling. Our car drove over the water, with waterfall on one side and a nice view on the other. Nature is definitely very beautiful but Sanjay falls is just an average spot from the tourist point of view. However, we loved water sprinkling over us, when our car drove by.
Written 28 May 2018
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Footloose B
Bengaluru, India42 contributions
A good bet!
Apr 2018 • Couples
On the way to Singshore Bridge, you will find Changey falls, which is literally on the road. The car can stop for a brief period and some photos can be clicked. The water is cold and a splash on the face under the hot sun will only soothe the mind.
Written 4 May 2018
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echowa
Kolkata (Calcutta), India571 contributions
A beauty to stop by
Mar 2018 • Solo
Spent few minutes here and it left a long-lasting mark in memory.Beautiful and quiet falls.Risk of hurting yourself if not found grip while standing very close to the falls.The stones are slippery.Be little careful.
Written 5 March 2018
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