Nepal · ZIP LINES
Every trip has one free day too few. These 3 zip line flights justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
ZipFlyer Nepal sends you 1,850 meters over the Seti River valley from a launch site above Pokhara. Expect a 56-degree opening drop, speeds above 100 km/h, views of Annapurna and Machhapuchhre, and a choice of seated or Superman harness. Transport from Lakeside, safety briefing, and certificate are included.
“Perfect. Good safety instructions and information and ample staff to care for you”
Leave Kathmandu around 9 AM for a private, air-conditioned ride to Dhulikhel. You’ll fly 1,100 meters at speeds of up to 110 km/h, then enjoy a packed lunch before returning by about 2:30 PM. Guides such as Dipesh and Ramhari have been praised for kind, flexible service, though the assigned guide may vary.
“I had originally booked the zipline in Dhulikhel, but because it was closed, I was offered the longer zipline in Nagarkot instead – what a stroke of luck! Beautiful nature, a great contrast to the hustle and bustle of Kathmandu, and lots of adreRead more”
You can pair a 30-minute paragliding flight from Sarangkot with Pokhara’s zipline and 101-meter bungee jump. English and Hindi-speaking staff arrange transfers from Lakeside, and pilot Mr. Sudip has flown guests over Phewa Lake and the city. Paragliding photos and video are included, while zipline and bungee media cost extra.
“They planned it well! Especially i am in contact with Pradip in whatsapp only which he is in kathmandu. But he responds fast, Good thing i booked these activities with their company”
Pick an altitude, a temple or a kitchen.
