Parapendio Pokhara Nepal
Descrizione
Senti la libertà di volare sopra l'Himalaya. La tua avventura comincia a Sarangkot (1.592 m), il sito di lancio del parapendio più importante di Pokhara. Dopo un breve briefing dal tuo pilota tandem certificato, fai qualche passo avanti e improvvisamente, sei in cielo. Per 25–30 minuti indimenticabili, scivoli in alto sopra il lago Phewa, colline verdi e villaggi tradizionali. Si può anche condividere il cielo con aquile e avvoltoi cavalcando le stesse correnti termiche. Sotto, templi e campi terrazzati appaiono come dipinti in miniatura. Davanti a voi, la catena dell'Annapurna si innalza drammaticamente — includendo il Monte Machhapuchhre (Coda di pesce), l'Annapurna Sud, il Lamjung Himal e l'Himchuli. La combinazione di vista sulle montagne e cielo aperto crea un'esperienza emozionante ma tranquilla. Il volo termina con un atterraggio regolare vicino a Lakeside. Pick-up e drop gratuiti in hotel (zona lago) e foto/video gratuiti ti assicurano di portare i ricordi a casa.
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- Sono disponibili trasporti pubblici nelle vicinanze
- Sconsigliato ai viaggiatori con problemi alla schiena
- Sconsigliato in gravidanza
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Recensioni(5)
Offering life time experience here in Pokhara
I had very good experience. ☺️ I really liked all the facilities and they were so sweet.
My first time paragliding, and let me tell you—I have never voluntarily run off a cliff before, but Pokhara somehow convinced me it was a good idea. With the Himalayas posing dramatically behind me like they were ready for a photoshoot, I took the leap… literally. My tandem pilot was smooth, skilled, and reassuring—the kind of guy who could probably talk me into doing my taxes if he said it was “super safe.” Once we were in the air, I felt ridiculously cool, floating above Pokhara like a slightly chaotic superhero. The town, the lake, the mountains—gorgeous. Me? Also gorgeous, obviously. The 15–20 minutes in the air were the perfect mix of “wow, this is stunning” and “wow, I can’t believe I’m still alive.” Honestly, 10/10 would yeet myself off a hill again. If you’re going to paraglide anywhere, do it in Pokhara. It’s beautiful, it’s thrilling, and it gives you bragging rights for life.
Thank you so much for this amazing review! We’re thrilled you had such an unforgettable first flight in Pokhara. The mix of thrill, beauty, and “I can’t believe I’m doing this” is exactly what makes paragliding here so special. We’re glad our pilot made you feel safe and confident—and yes, you absolutely earned lifelong bragging rights! Hope to see you back in the sky again soon.
I had an amazing time paragliding with Mountain Hike Nepal! The journey started with private transportation to Sarangkot, a beautiful spot at 1,592m above sea level. The 25-minute flight was breathtaking, with stunning views of villages, temples, and lakes, and I even shared the sky with eagles and vultures! Seeing the majestic Mt. Machhapuchhre, Annapurna, and Himchuli from above was surreal. The team was professional, and safety was their top priority. The photos and videos they provided were a perfect way to relive this incredible adventure. Highly recommend this experience to anyone visiting Pokhara!
Thank you for sharing your experience! We're thrilled you enjoyed paragliding with Mountain Hike Nepal and the stunning views of Pokhara and the Himalayas. Your recommendation means a lot to us!
It was wonderful and nice trip to Saangkot for paragliding. It was my first experience, bit scary but worth to try once in life. Loved it!!!
Dear Guest Thanks for leaving us such a wonderful review. We are thrilled that you loved your experience; our staff will definitely be happy to read what you wrote. We put customer experience and satisfaction is our priority, and your review reaffirms the hard work we put in every day. So thanks for your kind words and we look forward to seeing you again.
