Kushma Swing Jump 2026 | World's Highest Swing – Height, Price & Booking

Bungee jumping gets the headlines, but the swing at The Cliff in Kushma might be the more addictive eight seconds of your trip to Nepal. Billed as the world's highest swing, it launches from the same 520-metre suspension bridge over the Kaligandaki Gorge — but instead of a straight-down drop, dynamic ropes carry swingers through a long, sweeping pendulum arc before gently catching them mid-flight.

The day begins with the drive out from Pokhara to Kushma, followed by a safety briefing, medical check, and weight-based rope calibration. Then it's onto the platform for a fall that feels less like falling and more like flying — an extended, floating sensation that's noticeably different from a vertical bungee drop.

At The Cliff resort in Kushma, we check in, complete the booking formalities, and go through the medical and weight screening — since the swing ropes are calibrated to each swinger's body mass for a controlled arc. The crew then talks us through the swing mechanism, harness fitting, and hand signals before we head out to the 520-metre suspension bridge.

On the platform, each swinger steps off the bridge over the Kaligandaki River and drops into an extended pendulum arc — roughly eight seconds of freefall-turned-flight before the dynamic ropes gently arrest the swing. Afterward, we head to the Sky Café for food with a gorge view, watching the next group swing and jump, before the drive back to Pokhara.

It's a strong pick for travelers who want the adrenaline of an extreme height without the straight-down free-fall of a bungee, and for couples looking to share the moment via the Tandem Swing. As with the bungee, no trekking fitness or prior experience is required — just meeting the weight and age requirements.