Adventure you should try in Nepal



Nepal is a best destination for almost all kinds of outdoor adventure activities like adventure trekking, rock climbing, peak climbing and mountaineering, bungee jumping, rafting, cannoning, jungle safari and much more which are more popular among adventure lovers. Trekking has been the unique product of Nepal since a long and is still preferred by adventure seekers coming from different parts of the world. The geographical and natural diversity and a wide range of exotic culture make Nepal an ideal place for trekking and exploration. Trekking in the Himalayas of Nepal is one’s life time opportunity to observe its culture facets and enjoy the beauty of nature.
  • Trekking


Trekking is an outdoor recreational activity of hiking or walking for more than a day. It can be a short or an extended journey, and may or may not involve camping outdoors. Nepal has been attracting travelers from all around the world with its great beauty. Nepal has some of the best trekking destinations in the world. Many travelers visit the country for the purpose of trekking so the tourism industry is well prepared to facilitate all kinds of service of trekking and destinations to the tourist.
  • Rafting


White water rafting on the rivers flowing from high Himalayas and crossing the typical section of Nepal’s geography is equally popular. You can coast on clam jade waters with splendid view all around or rush through roaring rapids. Rafting is inarguably the best way of exploring Nepal, as it takes you through hamlets, canyons, dense forests and wildlife.
  •  Mountain biking


Many trekking trails, both short and long, are also suitable for mountain biking. Be prepared to carry your bike at certain points, such as over icy patches or up steps. For shorter biking adventures, there are numerous trails around the outside of the Kathmandu Valley or the circuit around Phewa Tal in Pokhara.
  •  Paragliding


Paragliding is popular adventures outdoor sports activity around the world. Paragliding in Nepal is more than sports. It is a good opportunity to experience the beautiful mountain sceneries, aerial view of the Himalayas, cities, valleys, lakes and much more.
Basically Pokhara and its surrounding have been attracting thousands of visitors for paragliding every year. Due to its natural beauty and closeness to the mountain environment, there are various deals for the paragliding veterans and novice.
  •  Bungee jumping

There are only a couple of places where you can go bungee jumping in Nepal and like almost everywhere else in the country, the views are incredible. At The Last Resort, you can fall 160 metres from a suspension bridge into the tropical Bhote Kosi River gorge. The bungee near Pokhara is not so high, at 70 metres.
  •  Rock climbing

Rather than going full-on mountain climbing, shorter rock-climbing excursions can also be enjoyed. In Kathmandu, there is the Astrek Climbing Wall in Thamel, an artificial wall to practice climbing skills. There are other natural climbing spots around Kathmandu, such as at Pharping and Nagarjuna, which are frequented by city-based climbers. Then, of course, there are the endless unknown spots throughout the mountains, but proper gear and experience are required before setting off solo.  
  • Cannoning

If lowering you backwards off a waterfall and sliding down natural water slides sounds like fun, then Nepal is a good place to be. Season dependent (with the strongest flow immediately after the monsoon and the lowest immediately before), guided canyoning trips can be arranged around Jalberi, about half-way between Kathmandu and Pokhara and on the Bhote Kosi River, northeast of Kathmandu.


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