Nepal · ZIP LINES
The 3 zip-line rides below are compared on what they cost, how long they run and what you actually get. Start at the top; it is first for a reason.
Ride Nepal’s steepest zipline from Pokhara, reaching 100 km/h with Annapurna views, dual lines, transfers, and a 600-meter drop.
“Perfect. Good safety instructions and information and ample staff to care for you”
Ride Nepal’s 1,100-meter Dhulikhel zipline with private pickup, Himalayan foothill views, lunch, and a four-hour escape from Kathmandu.
“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”
Compare Pokhara’s paragliding, 101-meter bungy jump, and zipline combo, with practical advice on timing, value, safety, and views.
“Flight was amazing with wonderful view of mountains. 30 min flight is ideal option for flight.”
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