Best Paragliding in Nepal
Nepal is an Adventurous Country Nepal provides the best panoramic view of the mountain, hills and scenic view. Nepal is a Hub of the Himalayan range known for its Largest Himalayan range. Those Himalayan ranges have white snow, which doesn’t melt completely. Due to the mountainous region, Nepal has been a favourite spot for sports events.
Paragliding is one of the best adventurous events in Nepal. Paragliding in Pokhara is best, as it has a favourable climate for easy to take off and land. The Paragliding Provides the best view of Pokhara City, Phewa Lake, Begnas Lake and a Machhapuchre mountain. The Paragliding takes off from Sarangko, and its height is at 1592 meters/5223 ft. from sea level. As you take off the flight,t you will be able to spectate the best view of the mountains, terrain, beautiful lake, and the beautiful city of Pokhara Valley. In other words, Paragliding is to fly and spectate the view from the perspective of a bird’s eye view.
Significant Highlights of Paragliding in Pokhara
- Himalayan griffins
- Phewa and Begnas Lake
- Marvelous Mountain view of Mt Machhapuchre, Annaurna, Dhaulagiri Range
- Temples, Monasteries
- Pokhara Valley
- Green Lush Jungles of Pokhara Valley
What is the best time for Paragliding?
Well, you can Paraglide in Pokhara at any season until and unless it starts raining. The peak season while Paragliding in Pokhara is September-December and February-May.
In these months,s Paragliding is always packed, so it’s better to book yours at Raconteur Adventure ASAP, so you do not fall back.
Event Venue and a duration
- Take off- Sarangkot Pokhara about 30 minutes of flight
- Land On- Pame Pokhara (Pokhara’s near village)
Book yours soon at Raconteuradventure.com
Racontureadventure can book your flight of Paragliding. We provide the Paragliding experience with an experienced pilot assuring your safety and precautions during flight.
We accept last minute bookings from all over Nepal.
Call us at +9779851034160 (mobile/What’s app/Viber)
Racontureadventure
Mulpani, Kathmandu, Nepal.
