Paramotoring in Nepal

Paramotoring in Nepal is one of the most thrilling aerial adventures that lets you fly over the Himalayas and explore Nepal’s beauty from the sky. Powered by a small engine, a paramotor allows pilots to take off from almost any open field, making it one of the most flexible and exciting forms of aviation in the world.

It’s a perfect combination of freedom, power, and adventure — a must-try experience for anyone visiting Nepal.

Why Choose Nepal for Paramotoring

Stunning Scenery: Fly over Pokhara, the Annapurna range, and beautiful lakes.
Stable Weather: Enjoy clear skies and calm winds during autumn and spring.
Cultural Landscapes: Witness traditional villages, temples, and terraced hills from above.
Accessible Takeoff Points: Plenty of open meadows, lakesides, and plains ideal for flying.

Best Places for Paramotoring in Nepal

1. Pokhara – The Adventure Capital

The most popular destination for paramotoring in Nepal. Take off near Phewa Lake or Sarangkot and soar above the Annapurna and Machhapuchhre peaks.

Takeoff Location: Lakeside, Sarangkot, or Pame
Highlights: Phewa Lake, Peace Pagoda, and Himalayan panorama
Flight Duration: 15–45 minutes

2. Chitwan – Fly Over the Jungle

Perfect for nature and wildlife lovers. Enjoy jungle views, rivers, and grasslands from the sky.

Takeoff Location: Meghauli or Sauraha
Highlights: Chitwan National Park, elephants, and Rapti River

3. Kathmandu Valley

For those seeking to see the city skyline surrounded by green hills and temples.

Takeoff Location: Godavari or Dhulikhel
Highlights: Kathmandu city view, Shivapuri hills, and Himalayan backdrop

4. Bandipur & Lamjung

Less crowded locations offering breathtaking views of the mid-hills and Himalayan range.

Takeoff Location: Bandipur ridge
Highlights: Manaslu, Annapurna, and Lamjung Himal

Best Time for Paramotoring in Nepal

The best time to experience paramotoring in Nepal is during Autumn (September–November) and Spring (March–May). These seasons offer clear skies, mild temperatures, and ideal flying conditions. Winter is suitable for lowland flights, while monsoon (June–August) is generally avoided due to rain and turbulence.

Paramotoring Cost in Nepal

Flight Duration	Location	Approx. Cost (USD)
15 Minutes	Pokhara	$90 – $120
30 Minutes	Pokhara / Chitwan	$140 – $180
45 Minutes	Pokhara	$200 – $250
1 Hour Cross-Country	Pokhara / Bandipur	$250 – $300

All prices include professional pilot, equipment, safety gear, insurance, and photos/videos.

Training and Courses

If you want to learn to fly on your own, certified training courses are available in Pokhara and Kathmandu. Training usually lasts 7–10 days and covers:

Ground handling and wing control
Engine operation and maintenance
Takeoff and landing techniques
Airspace rules, meteorology, and safety

After completing the course, you can apply for a Paramotor Pilot License valid in Nepal and internationally.

Safety & Equipment

Certified paramotor with protective cage
Helmet, harness, and radio communication
Reserve parachute and safety briefing
Flights are insured, licensed, and weather-checked

What You’ll Experience

Enjoy a smooth takeoff, breathtaking aerial views, and the sensation of gliding like a bird. Capture stunning photos and videos as you fly above mountains, lakes, and valleys — a once-in-a-lifetime adventure you’ll never forget.

Booking & Availability

You can book your Paramotoring in Nepal experience throughout the year through Actual Adventure Pvt. Ltd. or other licensed operators. Morning and evening flights are recommended for calm conditions and golden light photography.