Paragliding in Pokhara - 1 day
Trip Overview
Trip at a Glance
- Country: Nepal
- Trip grade: Easy
- Destination: Pokhara
- Activities: Paragliding, hiking
- Group size: min-1
- Best Season: Autumn & Spring
Having dramatic landscapes and diverse natural resources, Nepal is one of the popular destinations for extreme adventure sports. Among them, paragliding is a fascinating one. It is a lifetime opportunity to feel like a bird over the beautiful city of Pokhara.
Paragliding in Pokhara offers some of the best views of natural and artificial brilliance. The 30 to 45-minute flight is a great way to see the mighty Annapurna range, Pokhara city, lakes, vivid landscapes, and forests. Pokhara has a unique combination of its cultural beauty with its ecosystem. It actually takes days to explore all those treasures. By Paragliding, you can view all of that in a single picture.
Other than that, this trip coves an impressive hiking journey to the hill of Sarangkot. It is a short 2-3 hours’ walk but is so refreshing and scenic.
Itinerary
Detail Itinerary
Day 01: Hike to Sarangkot, paraglide and back to the hotel: 2-3 hours’ hike, 30-45 minutes’ flight
After early morning breakfast, we’ll begin short yet refreshing hike towards Sarangkot. Sarangkot hill is famous for the impressive view of sunrise and Annapurna mountains including Mt. Annapurna I (8,091m) and Fishtail. Roam around and cherish the moment. Then we’ll go for Paragliding. Enjoy the bird eye view of Pokhara city and the surrounding nature. The flight will land to Pokhara near to the Phewa Lake. After the trip completion, we’ll transfer you to your hotel.
Cost Details
What is included?
- Hiking guide to Saragkot
- Paragliding (with all required equipment)
- Paragliding guide
- Government tax and office expenses
What is not included?
- Medical insurance
- Any meal & transportation
- Hotel in Pokhara
- Items of personal interest (beverages and snacks)
- Gratuity
Trip Info
- Trip Name: Paragliding in Pokhara
- Duration: 1-day
- Trip level: Easy
- Activities: Paragliding, hiking, sightseeing
- Best season: Autumn & Spring
Overview
Trip at a Glance
- Country: Nepal
- Trip grade: Easy
- Destination: Pokhara
- Activities: Paragliding, hiking
- Group size: min-1
- Best Season: Autumn & Spring
Having dramatic landscapes and diverse natural resources, Nepal is one of the popular destinations for extreme adventure sports. Among them, paragliding is a fascinating one. It is a lifetime opportunity to feel like a bird over the beautiful city of Pokhara.
Paragliding in Pokhara offers some of the best views of natural and artificial brilliance. The 30 to 45-minute flight is a great way to see the mighty Annapurna range, Pokhara city, lakes, vivid landscapes, and forests. Pokhara has a unique combination of its cultural beauty with its ecosystem. It actually takes days to explore all those treasures. By Paragliding, you can view all of that in a single picture.
Other than that, this trip coves an impressive hiking journey to the hill of Sarangkot. It is a short 2-3 hours’ walk but is so refreshing and scenic.
What is included?
- Hiking guide to Saragkot
- Paragliding (with all required equipment)
- Paragliding guide
- Government tax and office expenses
What is not included?
- Medical insurance
- Any meal & transportation
- Hotel in Pokhara
- Items of personal interest (beverages and snacks)
- Gratuity
Day 01: Hike to Sarangkot, paraglide and back to the hotel: 2-3 hours’ hike, 30-45 minutes’ flight
After early morning breakfast, we’ll begin short yet refreshing hike towards Sarangkot. Sarangkot hill is famous for the impressive view of sunrise and Annapurna mountains including Mt. Annapurna I (8,091m) and Fishtail. Roam around and cherish the moment. Then we’ll go for Paragliding. Enjoy the bird eye view of Pokhara city and the surrounding nature. The flight will land to Pokhara near to the Phewa Lake. After the trip completion, we’ll transfer you to your hotel.
- Trip Name: Paragliding in Pokhara
- Duration: 1-day
- Trip level: Easy
- Activities: Paragliding, hiking, sightseeing
- Best season: Autumn & Spring
