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Nepal  >  Paragliding  > - [ Region : Annapurna Region ]   Tandem Flying Adventure Duration : Days - Type Of: Adventurous Difficulty:  3 - Popularity:   Tandem flying involves a pilot flying with a passenger. Both have separate harnesses that are attached to each other and the wing. Paragliding harnesses are built for comfort and safety, they feel more like an armchair. Once launched the passenger just sits back, relaxes and takes in the epic scenery. Even taking pictures is not a problem. Due to the portable nature and easy launch characteristics of a paraglider (they fit into a rucksack) We can take them anywhere and fly them from most mountains in Nepal.

Day to Day Itinerary     Phewa Tal View In the morning and late afternoon these 15min flights give you a taste of unpowered flight, taking you over Pokhara lake and then landing by a Lakeside bar. Price: € 40 Cloud buster This midday flight gives you the thrill of high flight as we thermal up above Sarangkot in the company of eagles and vultures, 30min - 1 hour. We land by the lake. Price: € 60 Cross-Country This offers you the chance to experience flying from one valley to another. Using thermals, clouds and birds to guide us, we take you on an unforgettable journey north of Pokhara towards the big mountains. We fly as long as we can and aim to return to Pokhara that afternoon. Price: € 100 Acrobatic Flying The biggest shot of adrenaline in the Himalayas. See what our world class acro pilots can do with a wing as you loop, spin and spiral through the air. Performing maneuvers called “Helicopter” “SAT” “Back-fly” “Tumble” and “Wingover” This 10-20 min flight will leave your breathless. Price: € 60           For reservation or pricing details click here