Bungee jumping in Nepal

Bungee jumping is an activity that involves a person jumping from a great height while connected to a large elastic cord (long nylon-cased rubber band). Two spots at Pokhara and Bhote Koshi are the famous spots for bungee jumping in Nepal. This jump is situated on the bridge, which hangs on 160m above the Bhote Koshi River. You can jump forward from the platform, 160m high. Alternatively, there is a canyon swing, which drops you down before slinging you through the canyon. This jump has you dropping feet instead of head first like the bungee. 
Breathless view of different peaks of Himalayas and flying with birds make your soul happy. Make sure to take a peek at the scenic surroundings during your jump. Besides screaming your lungs out from an exhilarating jump, the view of the mountains and rivers around you will surely take your breath away. We are sure you feel you were traveling on the journey of heaven.
Bhote Koshi Bungee Jump:
 Bhote Koshi is the god gifted place for Bungee jumping. It naturally the best site which is located in the perfect place. All seasons are the best season for travelers to take part in this exciting event.
This bungee spot needs and its all security are design based on an expert from New Zealand .it is the first and unique bungee jumping site which is about a 3 or 4 hours drive from Kathmandu. The place has spectacular scenery with dense forests covering the top of the cliff. It offers mind-blowing scenery of rivers, green forest, etc
To Reach Bhote Koshi:
From Kathmandu, it takes 3 hours to reach the You will be traveling via Araniko highway into the 12 kilometers of the Nepal-Tibet border. After crossing the famous friendship bridge, you will reach the suspension bridge for the jump.
Bungee jump at hemja, Pokhara:
Pokhara is famous for its adventure activities like paragliding, zip-lining,biking, and boating to name a few and Nowadays, it is also well-known for Water touch Bungee jump. It is the first and the only tower bungee jumping in Nepal. The jump is from a height of 80 meter consisting of the 50 meter high cliff and 30 meter high tower into a natural pond with 15-20 m deep water. Bungee site is full of beautiful and stunning scenery like the view of the Himalayas, the hills and the rivers.
Bungee Jump in Pokhara is the first gravity-defying tower in Nepal. This breathtaking recreational activity is so perfect for tourists who want to experience thrilling adventures. It is operated by highly professional jump masters and uses the latest technology and optimum quality cords, making it one of the safest adventure sports in the world and one of the most popular adventures on Pokhara.
To reach hemja Pokhara:
Travel to Pokhara takes a short drive to a lakeside after reaching here, It is only about 20 min far from the lakeside of Pokhara. 
People Having Following Problems Should Avoid This:
  1. High blood pressure
2. Heart diseases
3. orthopedic problem
4. Neurological problem
5. Epilepsy
6. Pregnancy

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