Bungee Jumping also spelled as Bungy Jumping in New Zealand and several other countries is an adventure sports where a person tied to a large elastic nylon cord and involves jumping from a tall structure that may be from a fixed object such as a bridge, building, or crane; or movable objects like helicopters, hot air balloons that has the ability to hover above the ground. And Nepal is a perfect spot for the jump as Nepal is blessed with naturally built Bungee sites.

There are three bungee jumping sites in Nepal.
The first one is in the Suspension bridge of Bhote Koshi River, The Last Resort, with a 160m drop from the bridge. Suspension Bridge in Bhote Koshi is the world’s second-highest bungee jumping site right after AJ Hackett Macau Tower in China.
 And the second one is in Hemja, Pokhara, with a height of 70m from the tower.
Bhote Koshi is the upper river course of the Sun Koshi River, which is famous for Bungee Jumping, Rafting, and Kayaking.
As you walk towards the jumping arena, your heart starts to bead faster and faster. And as you reach the arena, the instructor says, “Don’t look down,” but you intend to take a glance and “No, No, No.” This is the first reaction and a real Bungee Jumping experience of every person who dares challenges.