Three thrills in one morning in Pokhara. This paragliding, zipline, and 101-meter bungee combo is built for big views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges plus Phewa Lake.

One thing to think about: your day depends on weather, and the paragliding flight may be canceled after you reach the takeoff point. Also, paragliding photos and videos are included, but zipline and bungee media usually cost extra.

Key things to know before you go

• Sarangkot first: you’ll get an aerial viewpoint stop on the way to the action.
• One pilot, one 30-minute flight: paragliding is guided by a pilot and runs about 30 minutes.
• Combo option is real: after paragliding, you transfer to zipline if you choose the combo.
• The big number is 101 meters: that’s the height of the bungee jump.
• Drop-offs can vary: you’ll be returned to Lamachaur, Lakeside, or Pokhara.
• Included media is only for paragliding: plan on extra costs for zipline and bungee photos/videos.

Why Pokhara is perfect for paragliding, zipline, and bungee

Pokhara is one of those places where adrenaline and scenery are not competing. You get the wind-in-your-face feeling of paragliding, the fast thrill of a zipline run, and the full-body jolt of a bungee jump, all in the same trip window.

The views are a major part of the value here. You’re looking toward the Annapurna massif and Dhaulagiri ranges, and paragliding also ties into the famous Pokhara lakes area, including Phewa Lake. That’s why this combo works better than doing just one activity and calling it a day.

I also like that the package is set up for flow. You’re not wandering around trying to coordinate three separate tours. You do paragliding, then zipline if you booked the combo, and bungee as an option, all with ground transportation arranged for you.

The result is a half-day style adventure that feels efficient, but still built around the main payoff: the sky, the speed, and the height.

Sarangkot timing, pickup near Lakeside, and that 30-minute aerial stop

Most days start with a pickup from your hotel near Lakeside Pokhara around 9:30 am. If you’re staying farther out, pickup and drop may cost extra, since the included transport is geared to hotels near the lakes area.

Before the main adrenaline starts, you go to Sarangkot for about 30 minutes of aerial viewing time. Even if you’re itching to get strapped in, this part matters. You’re already going to be seeing the mountain panorama and the Pokhara valley, and the stop gives you a chance to mentally shift from traffic and buildings to sky and peaks.

What to watch for here is your comfort. Wear shoes that you can walk in easily, because you’ll be moving around while the team checks readiness and wind conditions. Comfortable clothes also help, since you might be standing around waiting briefly for the flight setup.

If you prefer a calm start, this is where that happens. The itinerary naturally slows down for a bit at Sarangkot, then the day turns fast again with the paragliding start.

Paragliding flight: what that 30 minutes usually feels like

Paragliding is the heart of this combo, and it’s offered with a pilot. The flight time is about 30 minutes, and the payoff is the view: you’ll see the Pokhara valley and get sweeping mountain views toward the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges, plus the lake area.

A big reason to choose a guided flight like this is simplicity. You do not need to be an expert in aviation or gear. Your pilot handles the flying, and you focus on enjoying the ride and staying relaxed during takeoff and landing.

You’ll also get included media, but with an important limitation. Photos and videos are included for paragliding only. So if you’re thinking of building a full set of bragging rights, you’ll want to budget for extras later when you switch to zipline and bungee.

There’s one real-world consideration you should know upfront: the flight may be canceled due to bad weather after reaching the takeoff point. That doesn’t mean you should assume it will cancel, but it does mean you should keep your expectations flexible if clouds or wind shift at the last moment.

When it works, this is the moment that makes the entire combo feel worth it. You get the big sky perspective without spending a full day in transit or planning.

Zipline after paragliding: fast speed over valleys and forests

If you pick the combo option, your day keeps moving right after paragliding. After your flight finishes, you’ll get arranged transfer time to the zipline activity.

Zipline in Pokhara is all about motion and scenery at the same time. You’ll zoom across valleys and over areas described as lush and forested, so you’re not just counting seconds. You’re also watching the terrain slide by beneath you, which makes the ride feel faster and more exciting.

Here’s the practical catch: photos and videos for zipline are not included. One reason this matters is decision-making. If you know you want a full set of video souvenirs, ask about what’s available for purchase at the activity point, so you can decide immediately rather than being surprised mid-day.

Another detail that helps: the transfer timing is built into the combo flow. You’re not trying to find your own way across town. That reduces the stress, especially if you’re doing both paragliding and zipline in one sitting.

This portion is also great if you want adrenaline that doesn’t feel as height-focused as bungee. It’s exciting and quick, but it’s not necessarily about the same kind of drop fear. For many people, that makes the combo feel like a nice progression: sky first, then speed, then the big jump if you booked it.

The 101-meter bungee jump: the height that changes your breathing

The bungee jump option is listed as a 101-meter jump in Pokhara. That number is not subtle. It’s the activity in the package that most people think of first when they hear “adrenaline.”

Even if you’ve done heights before, bungee tends to spike adrenaline because it’s both physical and psychological. You’re going to feel that build-up just as you’re getting ready, and then the release is the main moment.

What I appreciate about a combo day like this is that bungee can be treated as the final act. If you start with paragliding, you’re already in a scenic mindset, then zipline adds speed, and bungee closes the loop with height and intensity.

If you’re choosing between the options, be honest about your comfort level. If you’re mainly there for views and flight, the paragliding piece is the one that directly delivers that aerial panorama. If you’re chasing the strongest single thrill, the bungee jump is the headline.

One more photo reality check: media for bungee is not included. That means if you want video clips or high-quality photos of the jump, plan for an extra add-on cost at the activity.

How the half-day flows: Sarangkot to drop-offs in Lamachaur, Lakeside, or Pokhara

This is not an all-day tour. It typically runs 1.5 to 4 hours, depending on which option you select and how the schedule lines up with availability.

After the activities, you’re taken to one of three drop-off locations: Lamachaur, Lakeside, or Pokhara. In practical terms, that helps you keep the day simple if you’re staying in the Lakeside area, since Lakeside is explicitly one of the drop choices.

Your pickup is optional if you’re near Lakeside, and the included ground transportation is described as covering hotels near that area. If you’re farther away, expect that pickup or drop might cost extra.

This is also the part where I think combo tours are either brilliant or annoying, depending on planning. Here, the included transfers and clear drop zones help reduce uncertainty. You won’t be stuck asking random strangers for directions while the adrenaline drains out.

If you’re doing multiple activities, keep a light schedule afterward. You may want time to cool down, review your included paragliding media, and eat something that doesn’t taste like nerves.

Price and value: what $78 gets you, and what costs extra

The price is listed at $78 per person. On its face, that sounds like a lot for a short session. But look at what’s included, and the value story gets clearer.

Included items include paragliding with a pilot (about 30-minute flight) when that option is selected. You also get photos and videos of the paragliding only, plus the relevant activity if you choose the combo or bungee option. Ground transportation from your hotel near Lakeside Pokhara is included, and there’s insurance provided by the operator of the specific activity, along with government taxes and VAT.

What’s not included is the stuff people often forget to budget for. Zipline and bungee photos/videos are not included. If you want souvenirs, you’ll likely be buying those on-site. Personal expenses are also not included.

In other words, the package price is strongest if you want the main activities and you’re fine treating media upgrades as optional. If you want video from every single part, you should plan for extra costs for zipline and bungee.

I’d also consider the value in time. Combining multiple adrenaline activities with transport arranged for you can save the hassle of scheduling separate bookings and chasing confirmations across town.

Guides, communication, and group size that keeps things organized

This experience lists a live tour guide in English and Hindi, and it offers private or small groups. That matters because adrenaline activities are not ideal for confusion. When the guide is present and the group is small, instructions tend to land better.

One detail from the provided experience notes stands out for peace of mind: people reported fast responses on WhatsApp from Pradip in Kathmandu, even when coordination happened from afar. That’s not a small thing. It reduces the odds of last-minute uncertainty, especially if your hotel or schedule has surprises.

For the flight experience specifically, there’s a noted pilot name: Mr Sudip. One booking praised him for a great flight and wonderful views, which is exactly what you hope for when your main goal is the aerial panorama.

Small-group or private formats can also help if you’re trying to manage your own pace. You’ll likely have fewer bottlenecks and less waiting around compared to large groups, which keeps the day feeling smoother.

Also keep in mind that the activity may cancel due to bad weather after reaching the takeoff point. In those moments, having clear communication through the guide and your operator contact is the difference between frustration and acceptance.

Practical tips: clothes, shoes, and who should skip this combo

The “what to bring” list is simple. Wear comfortable shoes and comfortable clothes. You’ll want footwear that gives grip during walking and any brief shifting between areas.

Also pay attention to the age and fitness limits listed by the operator. This is not suitable for children under 11 years, and it also lists limits for children under 14 years. It’s also listed as not suitable for babies under 1 year, for people over 70 years, and for visually impaired people.

If you’re checking these boxes, you’ll avoid the worst kind of disappointment, getting turned away after you’ve already made it to the start.

Finally, mentally prepare for weather. The flight may cancel due to bad weather after you reach the takeoff point. That’s a rare but real pattern in outdoor sports, and being ready for it makes the rest of the day more enjoyable.

If you’re nervous about heights, do not pretend you’re fearless. Instead, focus on the structure: you have a pilot for paragliding, a planned sequence for combo activities, and a guide to explain what’s next.

Who should book this Pokhara combo adventure

You should book this if you want a real adrenaline day without a full travel marathon. The combo makes sense when you like variety: scenic paragliding, speed on a zipline, and the high-impact finale of a bungee jump.

It also fits well if you’re short on time. With a duration listed between 1.5 and 4 hours, it’s a good way to spend a half-day in Pokhara rather than losing an entire day to logistics.

If you’re mainly chasing mountain views, paragliding is the core. If your priority is the strongest thrill, look at the 101-meter bungee jump as your main goal, and treat zipline as the extra boost.

The main reason to pass is if you fall into one of the listed non-suitable categories, or if you know you cannot handle the possibility of a flight cancellation due to bad weather after you arrive at the takeoff point.

Should you book this Pokhara paragliding, bungy, and zipline combo

Book it if you want an efficient, organized way to get three different adrenaline experiences in Pokhara, with Annapurna and Dhaulagiri views as the common thread. The included transport from the Lakeside area and the provided pilot for paragliding make it easier than piecing everything together on your own.

I’d book it especially if you’re the type who likes to check off a list, but still wants the sky-and-mountains part to feel meaningful. The paragliding flight time is about 30 minutes, and the included media for paragliding helps you remember it.

Don’t book it if you need guaranteed paragliding regardless of weather, or if you strongly want included photos/videos for zipline and bungee. In this package, only paragliding media is included, so you may pay extra for the rest.

If you’re okay with those trade-offs, this combo can be one of the most memorable half-days you’ll have in Pokhara.

FAQ

How long does the Paragliding, Bungy Jump and Zipline combo take?

It typically runs between 1.5 and 4 hours. Your exact timing depends on the option you choose and availability.

What time is pickup for paragliding?

Pickup is scheduled around 9:30 am for paragliding.

If I choose the combo option, what happens after paragliding?

After your paragliding flight, you will be transferred to do the zipline activity.

What is included with paragliding?

Paragliding with a pilot is included, with an approximate 30-minute flight time. Photos and videos are included for paragliding only.

Are zipline and bungee photos and videos included?

No. Photos and videos for zipline and bungee are not included.

How high is the bungee jump?

The bungee jump listed is 101 meters.

Where will I be dropped off after the activities?

Drop-off locations can be Lamachaur, Lakeside, or Pokhara.

What languages does the guide speak?

The live tour guide is available in English and Hindi.

What should I bring with me?

Wear comfortable clothes and comfortable shoes.

Can bad weather cancel the flight, and what is the cancellation policy?

The flight may cancel due to bad weather after reaching the takeoff point. For plan changes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.