One of the new adventure sports, hang gliding, is freshly introduced in Nepal. Hang gliding is all about flying on the sky and setting course on a long cross-country flight that is not less than a wonder of science and attraction of the modern world.

Hang gliding lets you capture the landscape's panoramic views and enjoy the thrills when breeze covers you with Himalayan air. The pilots of Hang gliding can launch the glider from the hills while facing toward the wind. It is also possible by being towed aloft from an airfield behind Ultra-light aircraft. Your entire journey gets recorded by the camera attached to the glider.

The hang glider works as it stays airborne in lifting currents of air. The gliding is also famous for cross-country flights that are long and exotic. Nepal offers excellent climate conditions with a subtropical climate that makes hang gliding an ideal aerial sport in Nepal. The best thing about hang gliding is its astonishing speed. With its speed, you can fly high and even in strong winds.

The hang gliding in Sarangkot Hill of Pokhara Valley is getting a lot of popularity in recent days. It has attracted adventure junkies from all over the world to fly on the Kingdom of Himalayas, with a lake beneath you and forests and hills surrounding you. The views of the highest mountains in the world – Annapurna, Machhapuchhre, and Dhaulagiri, make the flight exciting and provides you a lifetime memory.

November to January are the perfect months for hang gliding in Nepal as the weather is entirely consistent during these months. You can fly solo or be part of a tandem flight with your pilot. Hang gliding is safe, and the pilots are licensed. You need to book hang gliding 48 hours before doing it, and in case of weather problem, you can postpone or cancel your booking.