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Description
Get ready for the ultimate thrill ride across Nepal's adventure capitals: Pokhara and Kushma. Designed for action-seekers and nature lovers alike, this circuit combines the best of air, land, and water experiences set against the world's most iconic mountain backdrop.
Your journey begins in Pokhara. Launch into the sky on a tandem paragliding flight from Sarangkot, soaring above Phewa Lake with unobstructed views of the Annapurna range. Back on solid ground, take an off-road ATV through forest trails, explore the underground chambers of Bat Cave, and visit the sacred subterranean shrine inside Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave.
The adrenaline peaks in Kushma, home to dramatic suspension bridges spanning the Kali Gandaki River. Here, take the ultimate leap of faith with a 228-meter bungee jump straight toward the gorge below. Round out your trip by tackling the powerful white-water rapids of the Kali Gandaki River before celebrating your journey back in Kathmandu.
Key Facts About Your Destinations & Activities
World’s 2nd Highest Bungee: The Kushma Bungee Jump drops a terrifying 228 meters (748 feet) over the Kali Gandaki River, making it the second-highest operation in the world and the highest in Nepal.
Earth’s Deepest Gorge: You will raft and explore through the Kali Gandaki Gorge. Carved between two 8,000-meter giants—Dhaulagiri and Annapurna I—it drops over 5,500 meters (18,045 feet), making it geographically the deepest gorge in the world.
World-Class Thermal Launch: Sarangkot launchpad sits at 1,600 meters (5,249 feet) above sea level. Thanks to reliable thermals and mountain views, Pokhara is ranked among the top commercial paragliding locations worldwide.
Phewa Lake: Sitting at an elevation of 822 meters, this freshwater lake spans 4.43 square kilometers and reflects the famous fishtail peak of Mount Machhapuchhre on clear mornings.
Subterranean Wonders: Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave is a naturally formed limestone system extending over 3 kilometers, housing an ancient Shiva shrine right beneath the thunderous spray of Davis Falls.