Bungee Jumping in Pokhara

The Hemja bungee jump site is widely regarded as the best in Pokhara, offering an outstanding combination of certified safety standards, dramatic scenic views over the gorge, and convenient accessibility from the city centre.

The Pokhara bungee jump platform stands at approximately 160 to 170 metres above a scenic river gorge, delivering a free fall of 5 to 7 seconds in one of the most visually spectacular natural settings in Nepal.

Yes. Tandem and couple jumps are available, allowing two participants to jump simultaneously and share the full adrenaline experience together. It is one of the most memorable shared adventure activities available in Pokhara.

Advance booking is strongly recommended, particularly during peak seasons of October and April, and for groups of any size. Pre-booking secures your preferred time slot and avoids disappointment on arrival at the site.

The standard price includes the jump itself, full safety gear and harness fitting, and professional instructor briefing. Photo and video packages are available as an optional add-on at an additional cost and are highly recommended as a lasting record of the experience

Wear comfortable, close-fitting sportswear and fully laced closed-toe shoes. Sandals, flip flops, open-toed footwear, and high heels are strictly not permitted. Remove all loose jewellery, watches, and accessories before approaching the platform.

The minimum age is 13 years. Participants under 18 years of age are required to present signed parental or guardian consent before being permitted to jump. Age documentation may be requested by the operator at check-in.

Solo jumpers must weigh between approximately 35 kg and 120 kg. For tandem and couple jumps, the combined maximum weight is approximately 160 kg. Weight limits are strictly enforced for safety reasons and are verified at check-in.

Pokhara ranks among the finest bungee destinations in Nepal, offering a compelling combination of dramatic natural scenery, professional certified operators, easy accessibility from the city centre, and competitive pricing — making it the most well-rounded bungee experience available in the country for most travellers.

Bungee jump prices across Nepal range from approximately NPR 6,000 to NPR 15,000 per person, varying according to the site’s height, location, operator, and inclusions. Kusma and the Bhote Koshi sites at the higher end of this range reflect their greater height and more remote settings.

Most operators permit cancellations with 24 to 48 hours notice for a full or partial refund. Cancellation policies vary between operators, so always confirm the specific terms at the time of booking before making payment.

The complete on-site experience — including registration, safety briefing, gear fitting, the jump, rebound, and landing — takes approximately 20 to 30 minutes per person. An optional photo and video package adds a further 10 to 15 minutes. Allow a total of 2 to 3 hours for the full site visit including travel time from central Pokhara.

The free fall at the Pokhara bungee site lasts approximately 5 to 7 seconds, followed by a series of rebound swings as the cord gradually decelerates. The entire airborne sequence from jump to stillness takes approximately 2 to 3 minutes.

Yes. The Pokhara bungee is well-suited to first-time jumpers. Certified instructors provide thorough briefings, the platform height is manageable relative to sites like Kusma, and the professional environment ensures participants feel supported and confident before committing to the jump.

Bungee jumping is not recommended for individuals who are pregnant, have cardiovascular conditions or high blood pressure, suffer from epilepsy, have serious back or neck injuries, or are recovering from recent surgery. Those with any relevant health concerns should obtain medical clearance from a physician before booking.

Yes. Pokhara offers an exceptional concentration of adventure activities that combine naturally with bungee jumping in a single day, including Nepal’s longest zipline at 1.8 km, paragliding from Sarangkot, white water rafting on the Seti River, and ultralight aircraft flights over the Annapurna range.

The primary bungee jump site in Pokhara is located in the Hemja area, approximately 30 to 40 minutes by road from the Lakeside city centre. Transfer is available through most operators and can be arranged at the time of booking.

The Pokhara jump stands at 160 to 170 metres and is more accessible from the city, while the Kusma jump at 228 metres is one of the tallest commercial bungee sites in Nepal and requires a 1.5 to 2 hour drive from Pokhara. Kusma delivers a longer, more intense free fall and a more remote gorge setting, while Pokhara offers greater convenience and a slightly more accessible entry point for first-time jumpers.

Professional photo and video packages are available at most Pokhara bungee operators for an additional fee of approximately NPR 1,500 to NPR 2,000. These packages capture the full jump sequence from multiple angles and are strongly recommended for anyone wanting a permanent record of the experience.

There is no formal minimum height requirement, but participants must fall within the specified weight range of 35 to 120 kg for solo jumps. The harness and safety system are designed to accommodate a wide range of body types within these parameters.

If weather conditions — including high winds, heavy rain, or low visibility — render jumping unsafe on your scheduled day, reputable operators will offer a rescheduled slot or a full refund. Safety holds due to weather are non-negotiable and reflect professional operational standards.

Operations run throughout most of the year, with the exception of peak monsoon months when wind and weather conditions may cause temporary closures. The most reliable and enjoyable jumping conditions are found between September and November and between March and May.

Yes. Most operators offer dedicated pickup and drop-off service from the Lakeside area to the Hemja jump site, either included within the package price or available as an affordable add-on. Confirm transport arrangements with your chosen operator at the time of booking.

Yes. Many Kathmandu and Pokhara-based adventure operators offer multi-activity Nepal packages that include bungee jumping alongside trekking, rafting, paragliding, and other experiences. Booking as part of a wider package often provides better overall value and removes the need to coordinate individual activity bookings separately during your trip.