A 228-metre leap above Nepal’s Kaligandaki gorge
Summary
A 228-metre bungee jump above the Kaligandaki River has turned the bridge between Baglung and Parbat into a major adventure tourism draw. The Cliff Pvt Ltd says the site, which also offers a swing, sky cycling and a resort, now attracts around 300 visitors a day.
Key Points
- The Cliff Pvt Ltd operates a bungee jump from a suspension bridge 228 metres above the Kaligandaki River in Kushma, Parbat.
- The attraction has brought a surge of domestic and foreign tourists to the Balewa-Kushma area since it opened in November 2020.
- The company has also added a swing, sky cycling, a resort and a mega-troll ride to expand the site’s appeal.
- Visitors from Nepal and abroad say the high-altitude jump has made the area a popular adventure destination.
