Pokhara is one of the most beautiful cities, where we can capture the views of mountains, lakes, and peaceful environments. If you're after a super intense experience, try bungee jumping at Hemja, one of the craziest adventures you can do in Nepal. It's only about 20 minutes from Lakeside Pokhara. The jump spot sits 70 meters over the Seti River gorge, giving you a chance to face your fears and get an awesome thrill. When you walk onto the metal tower, you'll hear the river rushing below and feel the Himalayan breeze. It will be an unexpected feeling. The second you jump, you drop into the gorge. Your heart goes wild as you fall. Then you bounce back up—it's nothing but weightlessness and pure adventure. When you’re back on the ground, you won't be scared anymore. You'll just feel great and have a story you'll remember forever. Whether you're traveling alone, with your partner, or with friends, bungee jumping in Pokhara is more than just something to do. It's a way to see what you're made of, a cool experience, and a story you’ll be telling for years.
Highlights
- Nepal's first and only tower bungee jump!
- Drop 70 meters straight down into the Seti River gorge.
- Crazy beautiful views of the Himalayas.
- Totally safe setup with jumpmasters who know their stuff.
- Quick trip from Pokhara, so easy to get to.
What Can You Expect from Bungee Jumping in Pokhara?
- You'll get a briefing from certified pros.
- You'll be using safety gear that meets international standards.
- You'll jump off a 70-meter-high tower over the Seti River gorge.
- You'll see amazing views of the Himalayas and the green valleys near Pokhara.
- You'll get an awesome rush as you free-fall.
Benefits of Bungee Jumping
- Beat your fears and feel more confident.
- Get that awesome adventure rush.
- It's a cool combo of excitement and beautiful scenery.
- Create an amazing memory you can share with your people.
- A super way to push your limits when you're traveling in Nepal.
Preparation Before Your Jump
- Wear comfortable clothes and shoes that won't fall off.
- Don't eat a huge meal or drink booze before you jump.
- Listen to the crew and do what they say for safety.
- If you have heart problems, high blood pressure, seizures, or have had surgery recently, you shouldn't jump.
- Get your head right—breathe deep and trust you'll be ok!
