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Bhotekoshi Bungee Jump

A 160-meter freefall bungee jump over the Bhotekoshi River gorge — one of the world's highest and most scenic bungee spots.

Sindhupalchok, Bagmati
Altitude
1,100 m
Coordinates
27.876°, 85.892°
Day TripOffbeat
Altitude1,100m
Best seasonautumn · spring
Suggested stay1–1 days
Entry feeFree
Difficultymoderate
Nearest cityBarabise
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About this place

The Bhotekoshi Bungee is one of the most thrilling adventure experiences in Nepal. The jump takes place from a suspension bridge spanning a narrow gorge of the Bhotekoshi River, dropping 160 meters into the abyss — making it one of the highest bungee jumps in the world.

Located about 3 hours from Kathmandu near the Nepal-Tibet border, the Last Resort operates the jump along with canyon swinging (an even more extreme pendulum swing over the gorge). The setting is spectacular — lush green gorge walls, the turquoise river far below, and mountains all around.

The jump is operated by experienced New Zealand and Nepali crew following international safety standards. A full day trip from Kathmandu includes transport, the jump, and lunch at the resort. Multi-day packages include rafting on the Bhotekoshi, canyoning, and accommodation.

Best visited from October to May when river levels are lower and conditions are optimal. The bungee cord is replaced regularly and all equipment meets international standards.

Getting there

Use Barabise as the nearest configured transport hub, then continue locally to Bhotekoshi Bungee Jump.

  • BarabiseNearest configured hub

Routes to Barabise

  • KathmandutoBarabisePrivate car3.5-5 hr

Barabise is the nearest transport hub we have route data for, not a verified gateway for Bhotekoshi Bungee Jump. The final stretch is local and we have not confirmed it.

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Location

27.876°N · 85.892°E

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