Customise your adventure
The itinerary above is a suggested schedule, and we are delighted to adjust it to your preferences. If you would like to arrange a private transfer instead of the group bus, add a whitewater rafting excursion, or extend your trip with an overnight stay at a resort, please let us know. You can reach us by phone, Viber, or WhatsApp at +977 9810351300, or by email at
[email protected]. We will discuss your wishes and finalize a plan that suits you perfectly.
What to expect at the jump site
This is a full-day excursion, so no overnight accommodation is needed unless you choose to upgrade your package. The journey involves a scenic three-hour drive from Kathmandu to the Bhote Koshi river gorge near the Tibetan border. The jump itself takes place from a 160-meter-high suspension bridge. No prior experience is required, but participants must be free of major health conditions (such as heart disease or high blood pressure). Please wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and secure, lace-up, closed-toe shoes. Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a water bottle are highly recommended. All technical safety gear and harnesses are provided and expertly fitted by international jumpmasters.
Food
Your bungee tour package for the day is completely hassle-free when it comes to your main meal. A hearty, well-deserved lunch is provided at the jump site's resort, allowing you to relax and celebrate your adrenaline rush while taking in the natural scenery. If you want extra snacks or drinks on the bus rides to and from Kathmandu, there will be brief stops to buy them.
Travel Essentials
Visa and passport
All visitors except Indian nationals require a visa to enter Nepal. Most nationalities can easily obtain a visa on arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport. You will need a passport valid for at least six months beyond your arrival date. Current tourist visa fees are:
15 Days: USD 30
30 Days: USD 50
90 Days: USD 125
Visit the Department of Immigration website at immigration.gov.np for the latest requirements. Citizens of SAARC nations and China may qualify for free or simplified visa arrangements, though specific conditions apply.
Changing money
Nepal's official currency is the Nepali Rupee (NPR), with the current approximate exchange rate sitting around 1 USD to 152 NPR. Banks and licensed money exchanges in Kathmandu will convert most major foreign currencies. We recommend using licensed exchange counters in the city rather than banks to avoid higher fees and longer processing times.
ATMs in Kathmandu dispense up to NPR 35,000 per transaction with a fee of approximately NPR 500. Please note that only Indian Rupee notes of 100 and 2,000 denominations are accepted in Nepal. Nepali banks will not accept old, damaged, or faded foreign banknotes, so bring fresh, clean bills.
For this day tour, your package fully covers your main expenses (transport, lunch, and the jump). However, bringing around NPR 2,000–3,000 in cash is recommended for buying extra snacks or drinks or purchasing the professional photo and video package of your jump.