Plan Your TripBungee Pokhara
Trip Overview
Trek Region
Pokhara
Difficulty Level
Moderate
Transport
Private Vehicle or Taxi from Pokhara Lakeside
Total Trip Duration
Half Day (2–3 Hours)
Meals
Not Included (Half-Day Activity)
Trip Highlights
- Freefall 80 metres from Nepal’s only tower bungy jump, a purpose-built cantilever platform rather than a bridge or gorge crossing.
- Jump just 20 minutes from Pokhara Lakeside, making this the most convenient bungy experience in the city without sacrificing a real freefall thrill.
- Drop toward the Yamdi River and a dramatic cliff edge below the tower, with Himalayan foothill views stretching across the valley.
- Take on a tandem jump with a partner, sharing the platform and the freefall together.
- Combine your jump with a zipline or combo package at the same site for an even fuller adventure morning or afternoon.
- Return to Lakeside in time for lunch, shopping, or an afternoon on Phewa Lake, since the entire activity typically wraps in half a day.
- Jump with confidence under internationally trained jump masters and modern safety equipment, run to the same standards as Nepal’s larger bungy operations.
- Receive a jump certificate and the option to purchase professional photos and video of your leap.
When To Visit
Bungee Pokhara operates year-round, since the tower structure and shorter freefall are less weather-dependent than the larger gorge-based jumps. Autumn and spring (October to May) bring the clearest Annapurna views from the platform and the most comfortable temperatures for a day out in Pokhara generally. The monsoon months (June to September) bring a lusher valley and occasional operational pauses during heavy rain, so it’s worth confirming on the day if you’re visiting during peak monsoon weeks.
Itinerary
Booking Your Bungee Pokhara
Bungee Pokhara is the easiest way to add a genuine adrenaline rush to a Pokhara itinerary without reshaping your whole day around it. As a Nepal-based operator, we’ll arrange the transfer, timing, and booking so you can fit this straight in between a morning on Phewa Lake and an afternoon exploring Lakeside, no early starts or long drives required.
Cost Details
Cost Includes
- Return transport from Pokhara Lakeside to the Hemja jump site
- Jump fee, safety equipment, and the services of trained jump masters
- Safety briefing and full harness/gear fitting
- Jump certificate
Cost Excludes
- International or domestic flights to Kathmandu or Pokhara
- Nepal entry visa fees
- Travel and adventure sports insurance (recommended)
- Optional add-ons: tandem jump surcharge, zipline combo package, second jumps
- Photos and video of your jump (available on-site for an additional fee)
- Meals, personal expenses, and tips for jump crew and drivers
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about the AASRA ECO TREK
This jump is shorter (around 80 meters versus 160m or 228m at Nepal’s other two sites) and uses a purpose-built tower rather than a natural gorge or suspension bridge. It’s also far closer to Pokhara city, making it a half-day rather than a full-day commitment.
Yes. While shorter than Nepal’s headline jumps, it still delivers several seconds of genuine freefall and is run by professionally trained jump masters to the same safety standards.
In most cases yes, subject to availability, since the site is close to the city and the activity itself takes only a couple of hours. Booking a day ahead is still recommended, especially in peak season.
Typical requirements are ages 12 to 65 (with parental consent for minors) and a weight range of roughly 45 to 100 kg, though exact limits should be confirmed directly with the operator.
Yes, many travelers pair a morning bungy jump with an afternoon paragliding flight or lakeside relaxation, since both activities in Pokhara typically wrap up in half a day.
Yes, it’s often recommended as a slightly gentler introduction to bungy jumping than Nepal’s higher gorge jumps, while still delivering a genuine freefall thrill.
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