Mr. Manjeet Kumar
+91 97361 83064
+91 97361 83064
Fly with la crème de la crème, the very best flying experience with the very best pilots, and stay afloat from anywhere between 90 minutes to 120 minutes. Experience the sustained thermic flying like the eagles and the vultures do. With a little bit of luck and weather permitting, you could see yourself go as far as Palampur, or even Dharamshala.
Bir-Billing is the best spot for Tandem Paragliding sessions in Himachal Pradesh, India. Normal paragliding flight is for 15 to 20 mins which includes take off from Billing at the altitude of 8000 feet from sea level and landing at Bir which is 4300 feet from sea level.
Paragliding weight limit is 20-95 kg, if weight is between 95-115 kg the paragliding team charge INR 500/- extra and also decide it at the time of paragliding, depending upon fitness of person.
Travel insurance covering medical evacuation, hospitalization, baggage insurance and trip cancellation.
Bir Billing Paragliding packages generally cost around ₹-3,000/- per person which includes transportation and Gopro for shooting.
Paragliding in Bir Billing can be enjoyed between September and June. During the months of November and December, beautiful snow-covered landscapes can be enjoyed while paragliding. Paragliding is closed during the months of July and August due to the monsoon season.
Bir is place for stay, shop, sightseeing, camping, monasteries, cycling, cafe's, and have no snowfall and low cold region as compare to Billing. Accessibility till Bir is open around the year, even in monsoon and in winters during Snowfall.
Bir and Billing are small villages located about 14km apart in the Kangra valley. While Bir is known for its natural beauty, distinctive Tibetan culture and vast tea gardens, Billing is popular for its adventure sports – the village offers travellers the opportunity to para-glide, hang glide, trek and camp outdoors.
Generally Bir Billing remains open for paragliding from the mid of September to the 1st week of July. From July to August the valley remain closed due to heavy rainfall.
