Bungee Jumping at The Last Resort (Bhote Koshi)
The Last Resort Bungee at Bhote Koshi is Nepal's iconic high-adrenaline attraction — a 160 m (525 ft) free-fall over the dramatic Bhote Koshi river gorge, located within easy driving distance from Kathmandu. The site is famous for its stunning Himalayan-adjacent scenery, professional safety standards, and additional adventure options (zipline, swing, rafting). Expect an unforgettable half-day experience combining a scenic drive, thorough safety briefing, and the jump itself.
Quick facts: jump height 160 m, operated by experienced international crew, suitable for solo jumpers and groups, often combined with river rafting or overnight stays nearby.
Location
The Last Resort (Bhote Koshi Bungee), Sindhupalchok (near Kathmandu), Nepal
Duration
Total 4–8 hours (half-day) including road transfers from Kathmandu; on-site time ~1–2 hours. The actual jump sequence takes only a few minutes (preparation, harnessing, briefing, and jump).
Best Time to Visit
September–November (post-monsoon, clear skies) and March–May (spring). Weather in monsoon months (June–August) can be unpredictable and may cause temporary closures.
Pricing
Approximately NPR 10,000–15,000 (USD ~75–120) per person for a standard single bungee jump. Packages that include transfers from Kathmandu, photo/video packages, and combined activities (zipline, swing, rafting) typically range from NPR 12,000–25,000 (USD ~90–200). Group discounts and seasonal promotions may apply. Prices subject to change; always confirm when booking.
Activity Type
Coordinates
Highlights
160 m (525 ft) single-point bungee jump over the Bhote Koshi river gorge
Dramatic river and Himalayan-adjacent scenery from the jump platform
Professional, internationally trained crew and modern safety equipment
On-site photo/video packages so you can keep the memory without risking your own gear
Options to combine with rafting, zipline, and swing for a full-adventure day
Convenient half-day trip from Kathmandu (approx. 2–3 hours drive depending on road conditions)
Itinerary
Pickup from Kathmandu and scenic drive to The Last Resort
Roads vary—expect 2–3 hours depending on traffic and conditions. Some operators provide morning or later pickups.
Arrival, registration and waivers
Bring ID and any medical information. Staff will check weight and eligibility.
Safety briefing and gearing up
Detailed instruction from trained staff, harness fitting, and equipment checks.
Jump(s) and optional photo/video
Each jump sequence is quick; photo/video teams capture the moment. Additional adventure options available afterward.
Return to Kathmandu or continue with rafting/other activities
If combining activities, plan for a longer day. Arrival back in Kathmandu usually mid-to-late afternoon.
Safety Requirements
Weight limits typically minimum ~35 kg and maximum ~120 kg (confirm with operator).
Minimum age requirement usually 16 years (may vary); minors require parental consent.
Pregnant people are strictly prohibited from jumping.
Not suitable for people with serious heart conditions, recent surgeries, uncontrolled high blood pressure, or severe back/neck problems—consult a doctor if unsure.
Do not jump under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Follow all instructions from the safety crew; equipment checks are mandatory before every jump.
Tips
Book in advance, especially during peak season (autumn and spring).
Wear comfortable, close-fitting clothes and secure footwear; remove loose jewelry and accessories.
Bring a change of clothes and a lightweight towel—adrenaline can make you wet/sweaty.
Personal cameras and phones are not allowed during the jump unless secured by approved mounting—use the operator's photo/video service.
Inform the operator of any medical conditions when booking.
Carry some cash and ID; some remote operators may have limited card facilities.
Consider combining the jump with white-water rafting on Bhote Koshi or an overnight stay to make a full adventure trip.