Bungee Jumping In Nepal
Plunge into deep Himalayan river gorges from the world's 2nd highest bungee jump (228m) at The Cliff Kushma, the legendary Bhote Koshi canyon (160m), and Pokhara's water-touch tower.
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Bungee Jumping in Nepal: The Ultimate Himalayan Freefall
Bungee jumping in Nepal is widely recognized as one of the most thrilling and bucket-list adventure sports on earth. Dropping from steel suspension bridges erected over rushing glacial rivers and deep tropical gorges, jumpers experience the intoxicating sensation of 4 to 5 seconds of pure freefall surrounded by the majestic Himalayas.
In Nepal, bungee jumps are situated at heights of 70 meters, 160 meters, and a world-record 228 meters above the Hemja Pond, Bhote Koshi River, and Kali Gandaki River. The 228-meter bungee jump in Kushma, Parbat is officially celebrated as the 2nd highest bungee jump in the world (second only to China’s Zhangjiajie Glass Bridge), while the 160-meter Bhote Koshi jump near the Tibet border is one of the world’s most famous natural gorge jumps.
All bungee jump operations in Nepal adhere to strict international European (EN 13814) safety standards, utilizing Swiss-designed suspension bridges, high-density imported bungee cords, and certified jump masters to guarantee 100% safety and unmatched excitement.
Quick Fact: Nepal is home to both the world’s 2nd highest bungee jump (228m at The Cliff Kushma) and the world’s highest canyon swing! You can easily combine bungee jumping with Pokhara Paragliding and Trishuli River Rafting.
Top Bungee Jumping Sites in Nepal
Depending on your travel route and desired thrill level, choose from Nepal’s three premier bungee jump destinations:
1. The Cliff Nepal (Kushma, Parbat)
Located in Kushma, Parbat (just 2 hours scenic drive from Pokhara), The Cliff is the 2nd highest bungee jump in the world and the #1 highest in South Asia. Jumpers leap from a 520-meter long pedestrian suspension bridge spanning directly over the roaring Kali Gandaki River canyon into a 228-meter deep abyss.
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- Solo Bungee Jump & Tandem Bungee Options Available
- World’s Highest Giant Canyon Swing at the Same Bridge
- On-Site Luxury Cliff Resort, Restaurant & Pool
2. The Last Resort (Bhote Koshi River)
The legendary pioneer of bungee jumping in Nepal, operated by The Last Resort. Situated near the Nepal-Tibet border, jumpers dive off a Swiss-engineered 166-meter steel suspension bridge into the wild tropical gorge of the Bhote Koshi River.
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- Iconic Natural River Canyon with Rainforest Scenery
- Can be Combined with Bhote Koshi White-Water Rafting
- Includes Highway Transfers from Kathmandu & Buffet Lunch
3. HighGround Adventures (Hemja, Pokhara)
Nepal’s first purpose-built cantilever tower bungee jump and the only Water-Touch Bungee in the country. Located in Hemja (just 20 minutes from Lakeside Pokhara), jumpers dive towards a scenic pond with jaw-dropping views of Mt. Machapuchare (Fishtail).
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- Closest and Most Convenient Bungee Site to Pokhara
- Optional Water Dip into the Natural Pond
- Can be Booked as a Combo with the World’s Steepest ZipFlyer
Highlights: Bungee Jump In Nepal
- World-Class Heights: Leap from 228 meters at The Cliff Kushma — the world’s 2nd highest bungee jump.
- Spectacular Mountain Gorges: Dive into dramatic Himalayan canyons over the Kali Gandaki and Bhote Koshi rivers.
- Pure Adrenaline Freefall: Experience 4 to 5 seconds of heart-pounding weightless acceleration.
- Certified International Safety: Operated by experienced jump masters following European EN 13814 standards.
- HD Video & Photos: Professional GoPro helmet and bridge cameras record your entire jump.
- Tandem & Solo Options: Jump solo or take the plunge side-by-side with your partner.
Safety Rules & Regulations for Bungee Jump
Safety is the top priority in all Nepalese bungee operations. Strict weight and health protocols must be observed:
- Weight Requirements:
- The Cliff Kushma: Minimum weight 35 kg, Maximum weight 110 kg. Tandem max combined 180 kg.
- The Last Resort Bhote Koshi: Minimum weight 40 kg, Maximum weight 100 kg.
- HighGround Pokhara: Minimum weight 35 kg, Maximum weight 100 kg.
- Age Limits: Minimum age is 12 to 13 years old. Jumpers under 18 must have written parental/guardian consent.
- Clothing & Footwear: Wear comfortable, fitted sports clothes and secure lace-up shoes. Avoid loose jewelry, dresses, or heavy boots.
- Medical Checklist: Bungee jumping is not permitted for individuals with severe heart conditions, high blood pressure, epilepsy, recent orthopedic surgeries/fractures, neurological disorders, or pregnant women.
Best Time for Bungee Jump in Nepal
Bungee jumping in Nepal operates year-round, but weather conditions vary across the seasons:
- Autumn (September to November) Peak Season: The best months of the year. Crystal clear blue skies, pleasant temperatures, and crisp mountain views make your jump unforgettable.
- Spring (March to May) Excellent Season: Warm, sunny weather with colorful rhododendron blossoms covering the canyon hillsides.
- Winter (December to February) Good Season: Dry and sunny during the midday hours, though early mornings and late afternoons can be cold.
- Monsoon (June to August) Rainy Season: Jumps operate during dry windows. However, heavy rains may cause temporary river surges and operational pauses for safety.
Why Choose Bungee Jump in Nepal with RUMS Travels?
Nepal is not just a destination for quiet temple visits; it is one of the world’s greatest natural adventure playgrounds. Choosing to bungee jump in Nepal gives you:
- Access to the world’s 2nd highest bungee jump without needing expensive travel to remote Chinese mountain bridges.
- Complete convenience with RUMS Travels’ private AC transfers from Kathmandu or Pokhara, hotel pickups, and guaranteed advance time slots.
- 24/7 dedicated support from our Dubai and Nepal travel specialists.
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Where is the highest bungee jump in Nepal?
The highest bungee jump in Nepal is located at The Cliff in Kushma, Parbat. It stands at 228 meters (748 feet), making it the 2nd highest bungee jump in the world.
How far is Kushma bungee from Pokhara?
The Cliff Kushma is located approximately 55 kilometers (around 2 hours drive) from Lakeside, Pokhara via the scenic Pokhara-Baglung highway.
How many bungee jumping spots are there in Nepal?
There are three main operating bungee spots in Nepal: The Cliff at Kushma (228m), The Last Resort at Bhote Koshi (160m), and HighGround Adventures at Hemja, Pokhara (70m).
Where was the first bungee jump in Nepal?
The first bungee jump in Nepal was established in 1999 at The Last Resort over the Bhote Koshi River, designed by a Swiss consultant and Kiwi jump masters.
Can I do a tandem bungee jump with my partner?
Yes! The Cliff Kushma offers tandem bungee jumps where two people can jump simultaneously connected to the same harness, provided their combined weight is under 180 kg.