Bunging in Nepal

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Trekking might be the most popular tourist activity in Nepal but for travelers who want ultimate adrenaline rush, bungee jumping is the thing. Bungee jumping is leaping or diving from a fixed location like a platform, bridge, crane, and even on cliffs and breaking the fall with bungee cords attached to the ankles. Bungee jumping gives the jumper extreme excitement and a memorable lifetime experience. The bungee jumping site in Nepal is situated in Bhote Kosi, just a 3-hour drive from Kathmandu and very near to the Nepal-Tibet border. It is very close to the very scenic Sino-Nepal friendship bridge. Bhote Kosi is one of Nepal’s wildest rivers and is also famous for rafting and kayaking activities. The Swiss desisnged bungee jumping site has a 4x safety factor and is able to load 250kg per running meter. The bridge is the longest in Nepal and joins two magnificent valleys across a river gorge. Bungee jumping in Nepal is one of the world’s best sites for bungee jumping.

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