Nepal:
Crowned by the majestic snowy mountains to the north &
bordered by deep jungles to the south, Nepal rises from
100 feet above sea level to 29,028' on Mount Everest in
less than 100 miles. It has the greatest concentration
of mountains in the world. And within its boundary lie
a diverse mix of race, creed and culture – people
friendly, attractive & hard working. It is a magical
land where deities mingle and vie with mortals in jubilant
festivals celebrating life’s unending mysteries.
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Imagine a bridge over a 160-meter tropical with the Bhote Koshi, one of the world's wildest river raging below.... Now jump. The Ultimate Bungy jump was designed and constructed by one of New Zealand's leading Bungy consultants and is staffed and operated by some of the most experienced western jump masters in the business.
The ultimate thrill of bungy jump can now be experienced in Nepal at one of the best sites that this sport can boast of anywhere in the world. Nepal's first bungy jumping site is situated 160m over the Bhote Kosi river, inviting you to experience the ultimate adrenaline rush in the surroundings of this amazing place. The jump, at 160m, is staffed & operated by some of the most experienced jumpmasters in the business.
Itinerary:
Access: 3 hours outside Kathmandu to within 12km of the Tibet Border.
The Gorge: It takes place on a 16Om wide steel suspension bridge over the Bhote Koshi River.
The Bridge: Swiss designed, especially for bungy jumping with a 4x safety factor. The bridge has a loading factor of 41,500kg or 4.5 tons. The bungy bridge is the longest in Nepal and also the only privately owned bridge. Before its construction, locals walked 5 hrs to cross this river gorge.
The Jump: This bungy jump in Nepal may be the most spectacular bungy jump on the Planet. This remarkable 500ft (160m) drop into the Bhote Koshi River gorge on the Nepal/Tibet Border is the longest free fall in the world.
