Nepal · ZIP LINES
Good zipline rides fill up weeks ahead in October and the great ones go first. Below: the 3 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Ride Pokhara’s 56-degree ZipFlyer at speeds over 100 km/h, with Himalayan views, dual lines, transfers, and flexible booking.
“Perfect. Good safety instructions and information and ample staff to care for you”
Fly 1,100 meters above Dhulikhel at up to 110 km/h, with private Kathmandu pickup, lunch, Himalayan foothill views, and flexible support.
“I had originally booked the zipline in Dhulikhel, but because it was closed, I was offered the longer zipline in Nagarkot instead – what a stroke of luck! Beautiful nature, a great contrast to the hustle and bustle of Kathmandu, and lots of adreRead more”
Review Pokhara’s paragliding, 101-meter bungee jump, and zipline combo, with Himalayan views, practical tips, costs, and honest drawbacks.
“Flight was amazing with wonderful view of mountains. 30 min flight is ideal option for flight.”
Pick a valley, a ridge or a kitchen.
