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A Complete Guide on how to plan paragliding in Manali

You must have wondered what it feels to be up in the air, right? Being a human and gliding in the air, like a bird is possible. Yes, you have heard it right.

This is a complete guide on how to plan paragliding in Manali. 

Manali is always known for its rapturing beauty and the number of adventures it has to offer. Other than paragliding, Manali offers river rafting, zorbing, rock climbing, and so much more. And besides that, it is really hard to explain how beautiful it feels to be in this part of the Himalayas. And it’s even harder to explain a paragliding experience in words- it is that level of extraordinary!

Before going into any details, here is a brief introduction to paragliding. This is an extraordinary sort of mountain sport where you glide through the air after running down a slope. It can be said to be quite a daring job for people with fear of heights. And it is tempting to try, especially when you’re in Manali, the land of adventures!

How to plan paragliding in Manali?

Manali is one of the most authentic places to experience paragliding. It has breathtaking views and a fantastic vibe. 

Paragliding in Manali is one of the things that draws the attention of travellers. 

Here’s a few things to remember before paragliding in Manali:

• If you have breathing problems, make sure you consult a doctor. Often, high altitudes trigger these sorts of problems.

• You can choose tandem rides or solo rides for the experience. Tandem rides with professionals will cost you a little more. 

• The best time for paragliding in Manali is between November and April.

• A good weather day will make your ride extra good. Paragliding experiences are closed during the monsoon time. 

• In most paragliding spots, you will have to travel by car to top in order to paraglide over the valley.

How to book a paraglide ride in Manali?

Paragliding can be done in quite a few places in Manali. You can pre-book this ride or even book on-spot. Whenever you book, just make sure that you paraglide with an experienced rider and follow every instruction properly. If you travel with an agency, then they will provide you options for paragliding. Otherwise, you can find a paraglider through the local people.

How to choose a spot for paragliding in Manali?

You should choose the spot depending on the view, duration and height you want to paraglide from. Paragliding at different spots in Manali charges you different amounts. 

Solang valley

Situated 14km away from the small cozy town of Manali, this tourist spot is a bliss when it comes to adventures. Because of its location between Solang valley and Beas Kund, paragliding in Solang Valley will open up a view of snow-capped mountains and glaciers to you. The rides start from as early as 9 in the morning and continue till 6 in the evening.

•High flying for 20 mins would cost you Rs. 3500/- (per person).

•Low flying for 1minute below the hill, would cost you Rs. 1000/- (per person)

Bijli Mahadev

You can paraglide over the iconic temple of Bijli Mahadev at Kullu Valley. Surrounded by the Parvati Range, this spot is holy and serene for every traveller. Adding to the exceptional beauty of the site, this is also preferred by many professionals to paraglide.

It would cost you around Rs 2000 to 2500 for each individual paragliding ride here.

Fatru

Fatru is perfect for people who have paraglided short rides before and wish to experience longer rides. Paragliding in Fatru is around 30 minutes and it is the perfect spot for flying high. If you are experienced at this sport, you should opt for Fatru.

Paragliding in Fatru ranges from Rs.1000 to 4000 depending on whether it’ll be a solo ride or tandem ride.

Kangra 

The yearly Himalayan paragliding event takes place in the majestic valley of Kangra. Most tourists prefer this place for this activity since the take off is from the ravishing spectacle of Bir and landing is in the region of Billing.

Paragliding in Kangra valley for a duration of 15-30 minutes can cost you Rs. 2000 (per person).

Marhi

If you want to feel an adrenaline rush all through for some 20 minutes, Marhi is the place you should paraglide over. The excellent beauty of Dhauladhar range can be observed throughout this ride from 3000 metres high!

It’s always best to paraglide during the months of December to March considering the perfect weather. We’ve done our part by telling you how to plan paragliding in Manali. Now it’s your turn to share your experience with us.

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