Bungy Jumping at Last Resort

Nepal Hiking Team is known for its exceptional service, responsiveness, and experienced guides. For the bungy jumping package, you benefit from their strong logistics: comfortable bus transportation to/from Kathmandu, a well‑organized itinerary, and a team that prioritizes your safety and enjoyment. Past travelers consistently praise the company’s attention to detail, from the initial inquiry to the final drop‑off, ensuring your adventure is smooth and memorable.

Solo travelers are warmly welcomed. The group size for the bungy jumping activity starts from a minimum of 2 persons, so you’ll be part of a small group or can easily be paired with another adventurer. The company’s guides are praised for their patience and people skills, making solo participants feel comfortable, confident, and well‑cared‑for throughout the day.

Absolutely. Reviews highlight guides like Bhim, Bibek, and Nim who go above and beyond to ensure safety, clear communication, and proper pacing. For bungy jumping, you’ll receive a detailed safety briefing from certified professionals, and the entire experience is overseen by a company that consistently earns 5‑star feedback for its dedication to client well‑being and preparedness.

Yes, the company displays verified feedback sourced from TripAdvisor, Google, Facebook, and Trustpilot. Past guests frequently mention the seamless coordination, friendly guides, and the lifetime memories created—exactly what you can expect from your bungy jumping day trip.

Most international visitors obtain a tourist visa on arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu. You will need a valid passport, a digital photo (or one can be taken at the airport), and the visa fee payable in cash (USD or equivalent). The process is straightforward, and Nepal Hiking Team can provide guidance if you have any questions prior to your trip.

This is a one‑day trip. Typically, you should arrive in Kathmandu at least one day before the jump to rest and adjust. The activity starts early morning with a bus departure from Kathmandu, so being well‑rested and present in the city the day prior is essential. Nepal Hiking Team can help coordinate your timing to ensure a stress‑free experience.

You should carry your passport copy (or original) and your Nepal visa copy for identification, though the primary requirement is your booking confirmation. The team handles permits and entry to The Last Resort. It’s always wise to have a digital copy of your documents stored securely.

Depending on availability, it may be possible to book a last‑minute slot. However, it is highly recommended to book in advance through Nepal Hiking Team’s website or inquiry form. The group size requires a minimum of 2 persons, and advance booking ensures transportation, lunch, and your jump slot are secured without delay.

You can fill out the inquiry form on the package page or contact Nepal Hiking Team directly. The team will check availability and respond promptly with booking details, deposit requirements, and payment instructions. Because the package has a minimum group size of 2, they will assist in placing you into a suitable group if you are traveling solo.

While the page does not list specific deposit percentages, Nepal Hiking Team typically accepts bank transfer, credit card, or cash upon arrival. A deposit is usually required to secure your transportation seat and bungy ticket. The final balance can be settled in Kathmandu before the activity day. Contact the team for precise payment terms.

Though not explicitly mentioned on the package page, Nepal Hiking Team is known for flexible client support. If weather or personal circumstances require a change, it’s best to communicate as early as possible. Given the popularity of the jump, last‑minute cancellations may incur fees, but the team will work with you to find an alternative date if needed.

The cost includes transportation to/from Kathmandu by bus, the bungy jumping ticket, lunch at The Last Resort, and all applicable taxes. Private transportation, breakfast/dinner before/after the trip, and accommodation are excluded. The price is competitive and covers the essentials for a full‑day adventure.

No hidden costs. The “Cost Excludes” section clearly lists private transportation, meals other than lunch, and accommodation. If you wish to purchase souvenir photos or videos of your jump, those are typically optional extras at The Last Resort and not included in the package price.

The package includes comfortable bus transportation to and from Kathmandu. The drive takes you to The Last Resort, located near the Bhotekoshi River, approximately 3 hours from the city center. The bus departs early morning and returns in the evening after the jump and lunch.

Yes, private transportation is available as an add‑on, but it is not included in the standard package. If you prefer a private vehicle for more flexibility, you can request it when booking, and Nepal Hiking Team will arrange it at an additional cost.

No flights are part of this package. The activity is entirely land‑based, with a scenic bus ride from Kathmandu to The Last Resort, making it easy to combine with other treks or city stays.

Exact departure times are confirmed upon booking, but typically the bus leaves Kathmandu in the early morning (around 6:30–7:00 AM) and returns to Kathmandu in the late afternoon or early evening after the jump and lunch. This gives you a full day of adventure while staying in the capital.

This jump takes place at The Last Resort, a renowned adventure hub near the Bhotekoshi River. The suspension bridge stands 160 meters (about 525 feet) above the river gorge, making it one of the highest bungee jumps in the world. The setting is spectacular: a steel bridge over a roaring river, surrounded by lush hills, creating an adrenaline experience unlike any other.

No prior bungee experience is required. The activity is open to anyone who meets the health and age requirements (typically 18+ and in good physical condition). The Last Resort and Nepal Hiking Team handle all operational permits. You’ll receive a full safety briefing and gear fitting before the jump.

Yes, tandem jumps are available and highly encouraged. The package description mentions, “So grab a friend, and make it a tandem jump for an unforgettable experience!” Whether you jump solo or with a partner, the thrill is equally memorable. Just mention your preference when booking.

Lunch is provided at The Last Resort as part of the package. The resort offers a meal (typically a set menu or choice of Nepali/continental dishes) in a scenic setting, allowing you to relax and celebrate your jump with other participants. Beverages beyond the meal may be an extra cost.

Bungy jumping is not a trek; it’s a high‑adrenaline activity with minimal walking. The physical demand is low in terms of distance—you’ll walk to the platform and be assisted throughout. However, it requires a healthy heart, good overall health, and mental readiness. No prior fitness training is required, but you must be able to stand comfortably, follow instructions, and handle the excitement.

While the package does not list exact age limits, typical bungee operations require participants to be at least 18 years old. You should not have any serious medical conditions such as uncontrolled high blood pressure, heart issues, back problems, or be pregnant. Nepal Hiking Team and the jump operators will ask you to fill out a health declaration form before the activity.

Absolutely. The activity is designed for beginners and thrill‑seekers alike. Trained professionals provide a thorough safety briefing, explain the equipment, and guide you step‑by‑step. The supportive environment at The Last Resort makes even first‑time jumpers feel confident.

Safety is the top priority. You will receive a comprehensive safety briefing from trained professionals who explain the equipment, harness fitting, and jump technique. The bungee cord is rigorously inspected, and the suspension bridge is engineered for adventure activities. Staff supervise every moment, and you’re securely harnessed throughout the entire process.

It’s completely normal to feel nervous. The instructors are experienced in handling first‑time jumpers and will encourage you with a calm, professional demeanor. They often use a countdown to help you focus, and you can choose to close your eyes or look straight ahead if heights make you uneasy. Many participants say the anticipation is the hardest part—once you leap, the exhilaration takes over.

Typical bungee operators set a weight limit between 40 kg and 110 kg (approx. 88–242 lbs) to ensure safe cord operation. The exact limits are confirmed by The Last Resort. If you have any concerns, contact Nepal Hiking Team in advance so they can verify suitability.

After the freefall and rebound, the bungee cord will steady, and you’ll be gently lowered to the ground or a retrieval platform. Staff assist you in removing the harness and ensure you are steady on your feet. Then you can celebrate, enjoy lunch, and share your experience with fellow jumpers.

Wear comfortable, flexible clothing that allows free movement—sports attire, t‑shirt, and trousers or shorts are ideal. Closed‑toe athletic shoes are mandatory (no sandals or flip‑flops). Avoid loose items like scarves, dangling jewelry, or hats that could interfere with the harness. Bring a light jacket for the bus ride, sunglasses, and a camera if you wish to capture the surroundings (though professional video/photo packages are often available on‑site).

No. All bungee equipment—harness, cord, backup systems—is provided by The Last Resort and meets international safety standards. You only need to bring yourself in appropriate attire.

Yes, it’s recommended to eat a good meal beforehand to maintain energy levels. The package includes lunch after the jump, but you should have breakfast in Kathmandu before departure. Staying hydrated is also important—water is available at the site.

You can bring a small daypack for personal items, but it will be stored safely during the jump. Avoid carrying anything on your body while jumping. The bus and the resort provide secure areas to leave your belongings.

No, accommodation is not included. The package is a one‑day trip from Kathmandu. You will need to arrange your own lodging in Kathmandu before and after the activity. Nepal Hiking Team can recommend hotels if required.

The Last Resort is located in a scenic area along the Bhotekoshi River. Mobile network coverage (Ncell, Nepal Telecom) is generally available, though it may be spotty in the gorge. The resort may offer Wi‑Fi in common areas, but for most of the day you’ll be immersed in the adventure. It’s a great chance to disconnect and enjoy the moment.

Yes, it is possible to extend your stay at The Last Resort independently, but this is not included in the package. If you wish to stay overnight, you can arrange accommodation separately. The bus transportation back to Kathmandu is included; if you decide to stay, you would need to arrange your own return transport.

Lunch at The Last Resort is included. You’ll enjoy a meal after the jump, allowing you to relax and share stories. Breakfast and dinner before/after the trip are not included, so plan to have breakfast in Kathmandu before departure and arrange your own dinner upon return.

Water is not specifically listed as an inclusion, but you can purchase bottled water at The Last Resort. It’s advisable to bring your own reusable water bottle to stay hydrated during the bus ride and before the jump.

Yes, The Last Resort typically offers vegetarian and non‑vegetarian meal options. When booking, let Nepal Hiking Team know of any dietary restrictions so they can inform the resort in advance, ensuring a suitable meal is ready for you.

Absolutely. While the group size is listed as minimum 2 persons, you can arrange a private group jump. Private transportation can also be added at an extra cost. Contact Nepal Hiking Team to customize the experience—whether you prefer a small group or an exclusive trip for your party.

Joining a group is cost‑effective and a great way to meet fellow adventurers. You’ll share the bus, enjoy a social atmosphere, and still receive personalized care. A private trip offers flexibility in departure time, exclusive transport, and a more tailored pace, but it comes at a higher price due to private vehicle and guide services.

Yes, The Last Resort offers multi‑activity packages. Nepal Hiking Team can help you design a combined adventure if you wish to add rafting, canyoning, or overnight stays. While the standard package focuses solely on bungy, customization is available—just ask when inquiring.

Tipping is not mandatory but is a kind gesture to appreciate the guides, drivers, and support team. For a day trip, a tip of USD $5–10 per person (or equivalent in NPR) is customary if you are satisfied with the service. The team at Nepal Hiking Team is known for going above and beyond, so gratuities are warmly received.