The short answer
The Kushma-Gyadi suspension bridge links the towns of Kushma and Gyadi across the Kali Gandaki and is among the longest suspension bridges in Nepal. A bungee jump has been offered from it and promoted as one of the highest in the world. Operators and prices change, so confirm current availability before you go.
You can enjoy the bridge without jumping: walk across, watch jumpers and look down at the river. Kushma is about an hour from Pokhara by road, so it fits a half-day trip.
Key facts
- Place
- Kushma, Parbat
- Time from Pokhara
- About 1 to 1.5 hr
- Activity
- Walk, bungee
- Check
- Operator status
How it works
- Check statusAsk in Pokhara.
- Drive to KushmaAbout an hour.
- Walk the bridgeLook down.
- Decide on a jumpOnly if comfortable.
- Eat and returnLocal lunch.
Insider tip
Visit on a clear morning; wind can be stronger later.
Avoid this
Do not book a jump without confirming safety certification and insurance.
Related questions
Is the bridge safe to walk?
Yes, it is a working bridge.
Is bungee safe?
Choose a certified operator and check insurance.
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