ZipFlyer Nepal

For all you adrenaline seeking enthusiasts this is something you should be doing ! It’s just a min or so of free fall, of course tied up with harness and all the work. This is the worlds steepest zip line set against a backdrop of the Annapurna mountain range and a view to die for ! Am I doing it again when in Nepal ? You bet, I am coming back ! Well done High Ground Adventures, Pokhra !

Such a nice experience, the view was awesome. They even gave us a cute certificate and T shirt for souvenir

Exhilirating experience traversing down with a beautiful view of the mountain. However, we were expecting that we will be picked up from our hotel. But got a call 2hours before our scheduled time that we need to go to the office instead. Also we paid extra for the pictures and videos but video only showed top of our helmet and not really the view. Overall we still had fun.

Great experience! If you’re an adrenaline junkie like me you’ll love this! The staff actually working on the zipflyer are great. They speak good English and explain everything very clearly and make you feel comfortable and safe. The ride itself is great fun and there’s amazing views. It’s actually quite comfy as you’ve got a seat rather than just the ropes of a harness like other ziplines. You can chose to have a GoPro attached to the zip line to photograph you which you can purchase for $15 plus you get a free t-shift with it. I will say however it is incredibly expensive for literally just a 2 minute ride! It was enjoyable but despite this title i’ve been on much better ziplines e.g. Xcaret’s Xplor Park in Mexico. Although I couldn’t come to Pokhara and turn down the opportunity of going on the longest/highest & steepest zipline in the WORLD! Also the actual tour operator that provided me with the transport there and back etc. was horrendous- in fact they didn’t provide me with the transport at all! A lady came to collect me 45 minutes early for a bungee jump. Having explained I was doing the zipline and she was super early she said her boss must’ve been confused and someone would be back to collect me at the correct time. No one came and I couldn’t get hold of anyone as Klook doesn’t provide the tour operators name so I didn’t even know who I had actually booked the tour with. Fortunately another company called High Ground Adventures located by my hotel took me there and back and sorted everything out for me despite me ultimately being an hour late for my slot (because of not being picked up or being able to contact anyone).

Interesting experience! Would be even more wonderful if the visibility is good. Probably the morning session is the better option because of better visibility.

Very well organised, safety conscious. Great fun, though over far too fast. To fly for longer, try paragliding! (we did both!)

The zipline experience was incredible fun. I don't believe I got anywhere near the quoted max speed of 140km/h but nevertheless there was a fair bit of adrenaline pumping. Note that the trip up the top of the mountain to commence the ride is a little hairy at times; our (old) jeep broke down at a blind corner and we had to wait for another vehicle to take us to the top. Toilets and a shop at both the top and the bottom; a bit of a climb from the road up to the launch spot.

One of the highlights of my Nepal trip! It was an awesome experience and the company handled the whole thing very professionally! Right from pick-up to drop-off, it was a very satisfying, great value for money experience!

Now this is something awesome experience of your lifetime. If you are in Pokhara and you haven't tried it then there is something you have missed

One of the few rides that leaves you feeling good by the end of it. Brilliant. The view on the way down is spellbinding. The scary bit is before you get released and the first few seconds after you get released. From then on, enjoy the wind, the view and the serotonin flowing through your system.