Thrilling Adventure Activities in Nepal: Beyond Trekking

Adventurous Activities Beyond Trekking: Thrilling Adventures in Nepal

Nepal with its mountains and hilly terrains is a worldwide popular destination for trekking. While the Himalayas are renowned for breathtaking views during the trek, many other adventure activities attract adrenaline junkies. From white-water rafting to bungee jumping, and paragliding to canyoning, Nepal caters to all your thrills that go beyond trekking. Here we will go through a few of the adventure activities that you can do expect trekking in Nepal.

 

White-Water Rafting in Nepal

The torrential rivers of Nepal rising from the glaciers of the highest mountains in this world provide ample opportunity to enjoy rafting in Nepal. It offers an exciting rafting experience with its rugged terrain and numerous rivers. White Water rafting in Nepal is popular for its rapids, currents, sharp turns, and calm stretches, which act as a pulling magnet for rafting enthusiasts.

Some of the top rivers for White-Water Rafting in Nepal are:

Trishuli River:

The Trishuli River is ideal for beginners and families, with a variety of easy and moderate rapids set against gorgeous scenery. It’s an excellent start to whitewater rafting in Nepal.

Bhote Koshi River:

For those looking for a more intensive experience, the Bhote Koshi River is famed for its difficult rapids and exhilarating fall. This river is not for the faint of heart, yet it provides an adrenaline rush unlike any other.

Seti River:

The Seti River, which combines the splendour of lush green hills with exhilarating rapids, is ideal for anyone seeking a scenic yet adventurous rafting experience.

For a detailed understanding of White-Water Rafting in Nepal, you can go through our blog White Water Rafting in Nepal: Top Rivers and Safety Tips.

 

Bungee Jumping

Bungee Jumping has always been on the bucket list of thrill seekers. Nepal offers an unparalleled experience that promises an adrenaline rush and breathtaking views. Bungee Jumping is gaining popularity in Nepal too, so there is an increase in the establishment of Bungee Jumping sites. There is the World’s 2nd Highest Bungee Jump also.

The Last Resort:

The Last Resort in Nepal is set amidst sprawling terraced slopes, suspended on a high cliff-top gorge above the wild Bhote Kosi River and surrounded by dense jungle and pristine forest. The jump is a 160-meter drop into the Bhote Koshi River gorge on the Nepal/Tibet border and is one of the longest free-falls. This spot is near Kathmandu.

The Cliff, Kushma:

The Cliff, Kushma Bungee Jump is Nepal’s tallest bungee and the world’s second-highest bungee Jump which scales a height of 228 Meters. The Bungee jump spot is located on the border of Baglung and Kushma district of Nepal. These two districts are connected by the 520-meter suspension bridge in the George of Kaligandaki River. The thrill is unmatched here. This adventure company also provides other activities like Swing, Couple Swing, Sky Cycle, and Sky Café.

The High Ground Adventure:

The High Ground Adventure is a 20-minute journey away from the Pokhara Lakeside. They have an 80-meter tower Bungee Jump and freefall of five pulse-pounding seconds at Bungee Pokhara. This adventure company caters to various adventure activities like ZipFlyer, ATV Adventure Tours, and The SkyScreamer.

 

Canyoning

Canyoning in Nepal is a great way to explore adventure activity in rugged terrain. You will rope down the waterfall, slide down the natural water slides, and jump into the deep pools. There are two popular waterfalls among Nepalese for canyoning:

Sundarijal:

The waterfall in Sundarijal offers a stimulating canyoning experience with different waterfalls and natural slides. It is a great way to enjoy your day off and stay away from the crowd of the city.

Jalbire Canyon:

Jalbire Canyon is on the way to Chitwan National Park from Kathmandu. This offers a refreshing canyoning experience. This spot is perfect for all levels of thrill seekers.

 

Paragliding

Paragliding in Nepal is a rising activity among the tourists in Nepal. Due to the stunning landscapes, the country provides a unique perspective on its beauty. Flying above the valley with the mesmerizing backdrop of mountains exhilarates your thrills.

Pokhara:

Pokhara offers the most beautiful flight with views of mountain ranges, valleys, and lakes making it one of the most popular paragliding destinations in Nepal. Taking off from Sarangkot and gliding over the Phewa Lake is a fun and memorable activity in Nepal.

After the rise of paragliding in Nepal, there are other destinations like Bandipur, and Syangja are also developing the activity. Test flights have been conducted here are infrastructures are in development. These places also provide equally stunning views with fewer crowds.

 

Why should you choose Nepal for your next adventure?

Nepal’s geography has the potential for different adventure activities other than trekking which makes it an ideal destination for tourists. Here are some of the reasons why Nepal should be your next adventure vacation:

Diverse Terrain: Fast-flowing rivers, deep gorges, intense waterfalls, lush forests, and wide mountain ranges, make Nepal a diverse geographical country. This has the potential for unlimited adventures

Experienced Guides: Nepal has some of the most experienced and qualified guides, who assure safety while also providing an interesting experience.

Affordable Adventures: Compared to many other adventure locations around the world, Nepal provides these thrilling activities at relatively affordable prices, making them accessible to a wider audience.

 

Plan Your Adventure with Trekker Trails

At Trekker Trails, we craft a memorable adventure experience in Nepal. If you are looking forward to trekking to the World’s Highest Mountain Base Camp, kayaking in the White Waters with an intense current, free falling from the second-highest bungee spot, and hovering over the Pokhara Valley our team ensures you have an incredible adventure here in Nepal.

Contact us to book your lifetime experience with us here in Nepal!

Published on: June 07, 2024
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