Pokhara: Experience The World’s Steepest Zipline
1.Pokhara: Experience The World’s Steepest Zipline
ZipFlyer Nepal in Pokhara is a dual steep zipline with a 56-degree drop and 100 km/h speeds. Annapurna views plus transfers included.
Most Popular
THE ZIPLINE GUIDE
The boats worth getting on.
The 4 zipline tours in nepal travellers book most, gathered in one place. What each course flies you over, how long the lines run, who operates it, and what a spot on the cable costs.
ZipFlyer Nepal in Pokhara is a dual steep zipline with a 56-degree drop and 100 km/h speeds. Annapurna views plus transfers included.
Most PopularZipline over Pokhara from Sarangkot: a 1.8 km, 600 m drop with views of Annapurna and Machhapuchhre, plus hotel pickup.
“Had a great experience of my life. The view was so amazing also the person who guided us was pretty nice and cool. My Fear of the height is literally gone now😁🤙🤙🤙”
Half-day Dhulikhel zipline from Kathmandu with pickup, a fast 1100m run to 110 km/h, packed lunch, and return by 2:30.
“I had originally booked the zipline in Dhulikhel, but because it was closed, I was offered the longer zipline in Nagarkot instead – what a stroke of luck! Beautiful nature, a great contrast to the hustle and bustle of Kathmandu, and lots of adreRead more”
Pokhara combo adventure with 30-minute paragliding, zip line zooms, and a 101m bungy jump, with big Annapurna views for $78.
Every destination worth the harness, country by country.