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Stand on a suspension bridge with the Annapurna range behind you and the Modi Khola below—then leap 110 meters. This Pokhara bungee tour pairs professional safety procedures with hotel pickup and photo packages for a compact, unforgettable adrenaline experience.
Stand on a suspension bridge with the Annapurna range behind you and the Modi Khola below—then leap 110 meters. This Pokhara bungee tour pairs professional safety procedures with hotel pickup and photo packages for a compact, unforgettable adrenaline experience.
A wind scours the suspension bridge and the river below seems to dare you forward. From the launch platform, the Annapurna massif presses the skyline—sharp ridgelines carved by glaciers—and the Modi Khola snakes bright and fast beneath. The seconds before the harness is clipped feel measured; when you go, gravity does the rest and the valley answers with a roar.
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Operated by CAN Travels · Pokhara, Gandaki Province
A wind scours the suspension bridge and the river below seems to dare you forward. From the launch platform, the Annapurna massif presses the skyline—sharp ridgelines carved by glaciers—and the Modi Khola snakes bright and fast beneath. The seconds before the harness is clipped feel measured; when you go, gravity does the rest and the valley answers with a roar.
Pokhara is both gateway and geological classroom: terraces and river gorges carved from young Himalayan uplift feed the Seti and Modi rivers. The jump sits above a narrow gorge where local riverine forests and scattered paddy plots mark centuries of mountain life—Gurung and Magar villages historic to the region still shape local culture and hospitality. Operators here combine modern safety gear with an intimate knowledge of monsoon-swollen rivers and seasonal visibility of the peaks.
Practically, expect a two-hour window that includes hotel pickup, safety briefing, and photo/video options. Weight caps and medical exclusions apply—this is an intense but brief exposure to high-altitude adrenaline rather than an endurance test. Morning slots give the clearest mountain views; afternoons can be hazy or windy. Wear secure, comfortable clothes and tie back long hair. Hydrate, bring ID, and keep loose items with your pickup team—phones and cameras are usually handled by staff photographers. The staff run routine inspections on ropes and harnesses and will walk you through the entire sequence in plain language. If you want cinematic photos, ask about the included video package beforehand. Expect gut-level thrills, short recovery, and a clear view of why Pokhara draws adventurers to its edges.
moderate.
2 hours.
No special fitness required beyond the ability to stand and step off a platform; mental readiness for heights is important.
The operator caps weight at 100 kg and excludes pregnant travelers and those with serious heart or spinal conditions; disclose medical issues at booking.
Plan for roughly two hours total including hotel pickup, briefing, and the jump itself—actual free-fall is seconds long.
Photo and video packages are typically offered by staff and are included or available as add-ons—confirm at booking if you want footage.
Operations monitor wind and river conditions; cancellations for safety are possible, and the provider’s refund policy typically allows changes if canceled 24 hours in advance.
Pokhara has long been a trading and trans-Himalayan route with Gurung and Magar communities shaping local mountain culture; modern adventure tourism grew alongside road access and international trekking to Annapurna.
Operators limit access to the immediate launch area and partner locally to manage waste; visitors should avoid littering and stay on designated paths to protect fragile riverbanks.
CAN Travels operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A wind scours the suspension bridge and the river below seems to dare you forward. From the launch platform, the Annapurna massif presses the skyline—sharp ridgelines carved by glaciers—and the Modi Khola snakes bright and fast beneath. The seconds before the harness is clipped feel measured; when you go, gravity does the rest and the valley answers with a roar.
A wind scours the suspension bridge and the river below seems to dare you forward. From the launch platform, the Annapurna massif presses the skyline—sharp ridgelines carved by glaciers—and the Modi Khola snakes bright and fast beneath. The seconds before the harness is clipped feel measured; when you go, gravity does the rest and the valley answers with a roar.
Pokhara is both gateway and geological classroom: terraces and river gorges carved from young Himalayan uplift feed the Seti and Modi rivers. The jump sits above a narrow gorge where local riverine forests and scattered paddy plots mark centuries of mountain life—Gurung and Magar villages historic to the region still shape local culture and hospitality. Operators here combine modern safety gear with an intimate knowledge of monsoon-swollen rivers and seasonal visibility of the peaks.
Practically, expect a two-hour window that includes hotel pickup, safety briefing, and photo/video options. Weight caps and medical exclusions apply—this is an intense but brief exposure to high-altitude adrenaline rather than an endurance test. Morning slots give the clearest mountain views; afternoons can be hazy or windy. Wear secure, comfortable clothes and tie back long hair. Hydrate, bring ID, and keep loose items with your pickup team—phones and cameras are usually handled by staff photographers. The staff run routine inspections on ropes and harnesses and will walk you through the entire sequence in plain language. If you want cinematic photos, ask about the included video package beforehand. Expect gut-level thrills, short recovery, and a clear view of why Pokhara draws adventurers to its edges.