Launch from Sarangkot and fly 1.8 km toward Hemja at over 100 km/h with sweeping views of the Annapurna range. This three‑hour experience blends technical zipline thrills with easy logistics and spectacular mountain scenery.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
The wind takes hold seconds after you push off the launch platform at Sarangkot — a raw, mountain-pure shove that sends you down 1.8 km of cable with the Annapurna range opening like a cold, bright map beneath you. At points you’re 600 m (roughly 2,000 ft) above the valley, the river below seeming to dare you onward as speeds top 100 km/h.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal exertion required beyond short walks at launch and landing; participants should be able to stand and follow safety instructions.
Wildlife
History
Sarangkot has been a local lookout and grazing ridge for centuries; the rise of Pokhara as a trekking and adventure hub in the 20th century brought modern ziplines and paragliding to these slopes.
Conservation
Operators keep infrastructure minimal and instruct guests to pack out waste; steady visitor numbers require strict adherence to safety and leave‑no‑trace practices.
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Book sunrise slots
Morning runs typically have steadier winds and clearer views of the Annapurna range — aim for the first departures.
Secure loose items
Phones, glasses, and hats must be clipped or left behind — operators can deny unsecured items for safety.
Closed‑toe shoes required
Wear sturdy, closed shoes for the launch and walk at the base; flip‑flops are not permitted.
Weight & health limits
Minimum and maximum weight limits (34–125 kg) and medical exclusions (pregnancy, spinal or serious heart conditions) are enforced.
Closed‑toe hiking shoes
Provides stable footing on launch platforms and during any short approaches.
Windproof jacket
Blocks cold downdrafts at high speeds and keeps you comfortable during morning runs.
spring
Secure sunglasses with strap
Reduces glare at altitude and stays put during high‑speed runs when strapped.
summer
Light gloves
Adds warmth and grip during cold morning departures and at higher elevation exposure.
winter