Victoria Bridge

Victoria Bridge is a historic single-track railway truss bridge spanning the Perak River at Karai near Enggor in Kuala Kangsar District, Perak, Malaysia. Completed in 1900 during British colonial administration, it was built to carry the Federated Malay States Railway and is one of Malaysia's oldest railway bridges. Now closed to rail traffic and preserved as a heritage attraction, it is noted for its steel truss structure, riverside setting and historical engineering significance.

Visitors can expect an open-air heritage site featuring a preserved steel truss railway bridge over the Perak River. The bridge is accessible on foot, with wooden planks and steel framework, offering views of the river and surrounding rural landscape. The area includes riverbanks, small park-like surroundings, information boards about its history, and photo opportunities. No train services operate on the bridge; it is for pedestrian sightseeing only.

Constructed between 1897 and 1900 to carry the Federated Malay States Railway across the Perak River, officially opened in 1900. Built during British colonial administration, it served as a vital rail link for tin mining transport between Perak's interior and the coast. It remained in use until replaced by a new concrete railway bridge nearby, after which it was preserved as a heritage structure and is recognized as one of the oldest railway bridges in Malaysia.

Recognized as a heritage landmark symbolizing early railway engineering in Malaysia and the colonial-era development of Perak's transport network. It is a popular local heritage tourism site and a landmark for the Karai and Enggor communities, often visited for its historical and architectural value.