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Bungee Jumping
Leap over Himalayan river gorges
Nepal is home to some of the most spectacular bungee jumps in the world, set over deep river gorges rather than purpose-built towers.
Where to do it
The Last Resort (Bhote Koshi)
A roughly 160 m jump from a suspension bridge over the Bhote Koshi gorge, about 3 hours from Kathmandu. Also offers a canyon swing.
Kushma (Gandaki)
Among the world's highest bungee jumps at around 228 m over the Kali Gandaki, with a giant swing alongside.
Who offers this
Real operators running bungee jumping. Prices are indicative starting rates — confirm the live price on booking.
The Last Resort
Bhote Koshi (3 hrs from Kathmandu)
from
$95
per jump
High Ground Adventures — Kushma
Kushma, Gandaki
from
$85
per jump
In-site booking is coming soon — Book Now takes you to the operator to reserve for now.
FAQs
How high are the jumps?+
The Last Resort is around 160 m; Kushma is around 228 m, making it one of the tallest bungee jumps anywhere.
Is it safe?+
Established sites use international-standard gear and trained crews with strict checks, but it remains an extreme activity — follow all instructions.
Are there restrictions?+
Yes — weight limits apply and people with certain medical conditions are advised not to jump.
Best season
Year-round on clear days; spring and autumn offer the most reliable weather.
Good to know
- • Operators provide full harness, briefing and a trained crew.
- • There are minimum/maximum weight limits and some health restrictions (heart conditions, pregnancy).
- • Book ahead in peak season; combine with rafting at the Bhote Koshi site.
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