Bungee Jump
Nepal's ultimate rush: a 160 m (500 ft) free-fall from a steel suspension bridge into the Bhote Koshi river gorge, close to the Tibet border.
Bungee Jump — overview
Ultimate Bungy at The Last Resort may be the most spectacular bungee jump on the planet. The 160 m (500 ft) drop into the Bhote Koshi river gorge on the Nepal–Tibet border is one of the longest free-falls in the world. It was designed, built and is operated by very experienced New Zealanders to exacting international standards.
The jump site is about a 3-hour drive from Kathmandu, roughly 100 km north-east of the city and within 12 km of the Tibet border. You jump from a 166 m steel suspension bridge spanning the gorge at an altitude of about 1,100 m (3,600 ft) — some 600 ft lower than Kathmandu.
The bridge
Swiss-designed especially for bungee jumping, the bridge has a 4× safety factor and a load capacity of 41,500 kg.
Combine it
Make a weekend of it with white-water rafting or canyoning on the Bhote Koshi, or add a jump to a Kathmandu sightseeing programme. Prefer to jump in Pokhara? Ask us about the Pokhara day tour options.
Customize your own trip
Tell us your dates, interests and pace — our Pokhara team will design a Nepal, Tibet or Bhutan itinerary just for you.