The bridge over the Roshi near Mangaltar was identified in the Trail Bridge Support Unit’s database as being built in 1907 which made it likely that it was a Harper bridge. Although without a plate, it is undeniably a Harper bridge of that period, with its lattice towers, arched deck, common anchorages and topped by four Louis Harper finials. It is of 130 feet span and width 4 feet.  Like all the suspension bridges we saw, the wooden deck have been replaced by steel grid, fastened to the anchor cables, with hangers leading down to light steel cross members.

A local man, Kalu Tamang, advised us that there was an identical bridge over the Liku at Sanghutar.