Stand on a steel bridge 160 meters above the Bhotekoshi River and jump into one of Nepal’s original bungee sites. This full‑day trip from Kathmandu pairs raw exposure with certified guides, a riverside lunch, and options for rafting and canyoning.
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A wind-eye view opens as the shared transfer winds away from Kathmandu: terraced hills peel back, prayer flags twitch, and the Bhotekoshi Gorge narrows into a throat of white water. At the top of a 166‑meter‑wide steel suspension bridge the world tilts—160 meters of air between you and the river—where The Last Resort stages Nepal’s original wild bungee.
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
Full day (8–12 hours including transfers)
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness: able to walk short uneven trails and follow safety instructions; not strenuous but requires mobility
Wildlife
History
The Last Resort is recognized as Nepal’s first commercial bungee site and played a key role in developing river‑gorge adventure tourism in the Sindhupalchowk area.
Conservation
Operators work with local communities to manage visitor impact; pack out waste, respect riverbanks and stick to marked paths to protect fragile gorge vegetation.
Reserve your spot on the The Last Resort Bungee Jump 1 day today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive with ID and passport info
You must present passport name, number and expiry at booking and check‑in—have originals accessible.
Mind the weight and medical limits
Operators check age and weight on arrival and restrict participation for pregnant guests or those with heart conditions.
Pack layers for bridge exposure
Even in summer the gorge wind is biting—bring a warm, windproof layer for the platform and photos.
Plan for road time and weather buffers
Allow a flexible itinerary—roads take ~3 hours each way from Kathmandu and monsoon storms can delay jumps.
Passport/ID
Required for booking verification and entry; keep a waterproof sleeve.
Sturdy closed shoes
Secure footwear for the approach path and bridge area.
Windproof jacket
Blocks gusts on the bridge and keeps you comfortable while waiting.
fall
Hydration pack or water bottle
Keeps you hydrated during transfers and while waiting on site.
summer