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Bungy Day Trip
The Last Resort · Bhote Koshi River gorge, along the Arniko Highway, Sindhupalchowk District, Nepal
Source checked 2026-10-11 · Offering found on source page
The Last Resort offers a bungy jump from a bridge above the Bhote Koshi gorge. The operator describes a day trip from Kathmandu, with departure from Thamel at 6 a.m. and a journey of about three and a half hours. At the resort, staff provide a briefing, weigh participants and assign jump times. The operator lists the jump as a standalone day-trip product; transport and lunch are included in its combined bungy-and-canyon-swing day trip, not necessarily the standalone jump. Nepal Tourism Board describes the jump as a 160-metre plunge toward the river.
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- Jump from the bridge above the Bhote Koshi River gorge.
- The operator’s described Thamel-to-resort journey takes about 3.5 hours, with tea breaks.
- Staff provide a safety briefing, weigh participants and assign a jump time on arrival.
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The supplemental lead calls the offering ‘Bhote Koshi Bungy Jump’; the operator’s official product page titles the standalone product ‘Bungy Day Trip’ (also listing ‘Bungy Only’ and a combined ‘Bungy and Canyon Swing Day Trip’). This record uses the operator’s title and does not merge the swing. The operator page says the gorge is 160m high; Nepal Tourism Board describes a 160 m jump from the bridge. The direct image URL was found in the official product page HTML as an activity-specific image, not the og:image (which was a canyon-swing graphic). Image response verification was inconclusive due to request timeout; no license statement was found.
Sources checked 2026-10-11. Finding an offering online does not establish that dates are currently operating or that places are available.
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