Paragliding in Nepal info
What is paragliding, paragliding is an adventure trip when you take a taste of paragliding experience in Nepal then you clear about paragliding in Nepal, Pokhra. Paragliding is a quite new adventure sport Nepal is a wonderful lifetime experience for adventure lovers. Gliding is a weather dependent adventure sport main flying season in Nepal commences from November through February, the best months are November and December. Paragliding experience is an opportunity to see the finest scenic magnificence airspace with Himalayan griffin vultures, kites, eagles, while floating over villages, lakes, jungles, monasteries, temples, as well as a fantastic view of the panoramic Himalayas.
Paragliding takes off point is Sarankot (1592m.), which also offers prime views of Fewa Lake, Annapurna range, Himalayan sunrise and sunset view and Paragliding landing near the Fewa Lake. From the gliding observing beautiful landscape around Pokhara, Annapurna range, Mt; Fishtail (Machhapuchhre), Lamjung Himal, Annapaurna Himal, Himchuli, Fewa Lake, Rice field, Rivers and settlements gives you memorable thrills with great photographic opportunity.
For Paragliding in Pokhara Nepal it is not necessary any previous experience qualified pilots gives a short briefing before starting paraglide Nepal. Pilot assist you in whole gliding period you can get life time experience when flying in the sky with birds capturing panoramic views in camera. There are two category paragliding trips available in Pokhara these are 30 to 40 minutes Paragliding (Cloud buster) and 1 hour Paragliding (Cross-country) Experience the thrill of gliding flight above Sarangkot. Paragliding price services and Paragliding trip detail given below if you need more information about Paragliding in Nepal or interested for paragliding in Pokhara Nepal fell free to contact us we arrange Paragliding package according to your desire. Paragliding trip detail given below if you need more information about paragliding in Pokhara Nepal fell free to contact us.
