Detailed Description

About the Activity:

India’s first fixed platform BUNGY.

A Cantilever platform built over a rocky cliff over looking a rocky river HALL, a tributory of River Ganga.

Jump with rubber chords tied to your ankle and feel the adrenalin rush like never before. The Bungy has been designed by David Allardice of New Zealand. Jump Masters flown in from New Zealand to operate the Bungy.

After the Jump, the Jumpers are lowered down to a drop zone in the river which has only 2 ft of water. Walk up to the cafeteria and enjoy watching your photographs & video of the jump. 

Various Jumps and Combos:

Bungy Jumping: Rs. 2,500/- person

Giant Swing: Rs. 2,500/- per person (Done in Tandem)

Flying Fox: Rs. 1,500/- per person

Combos:

Bungy + Swing: Rs. 4,000/- per person

Bungy + Flying Fox: Rs. 3,500/- per person

Swing + Flying Fox: Rs. 3,500/- per person

Bungy + Swing + Flying Fox: Rs. 5,000/- per person

You can buy your photographs, DVD and get your T Shirts printed with your photographs of the Jump.

Don’t forget to collect your Dare to Jump Certificate. Hundreds of years ago the people of Vanuatu in the Pacific, tied their feet to the vines of the trees and threw themselves off the tower to the softened earth to attain the status of manhood. Even today it is a custom coinciding with the Yarn Harvest on Pentecost Island in the Pacific.

Bungy in the 1970's:

Inspired by the ritual practiced on Pentecost Island, a group of people based around the Oxford University formed a Oxford University Dangerous Sports Club to try a few experimental jumps in 1970s. They pioneered the Extreme Sports.

Modern Day Commercial Bungy:

The present day popularity of the Bungy owes its success to A. J. Hackett who shot to fame by Jumping off the Eiffel Tower in Paris. He then opened the world’s first commercial bungy operation at the Kawaru Bridge, Queenstown, New Zealand in 1988. At a height of 43 mtrs it is also the most popular bungy in the world today. Since then bungy of different heights have opened up in many countries. The jump Zone is located on the road to Neelkanth, at Mohanchatti, a village 15 kms across Lakshman Zula, in Rishikesh, Uttarakhand State.

Inclusions & Exclusions:

Includes 1 Jump from a 83 m platform

The following are additional charges, not included in the pricing:

1. Entry Ticket Rs. 100/- per person

2. DVDs of the activities recordings cost Rs 750/-for one activity,Rs 1150/-for two and Rs 1500/- for all three activities.

3. Those using Bungy coach(from Laxman Jhula and back)pay Rs 200/-per head.

A bungy coach is available on payment & designated timings to move to & fro to the Jump Zone from our Sales office at Tapovan. It’s a 35 mins drive.

How to Get There:

A new motorable bridge over the river Ganga connecting Dharmapuri to Garuda Chatti is now open for people travelling in their own vehicles. Total distance is 4 Kms from Tapovan to the Bridge and across the Ganga it is 12 Kms from the bridge to the Jump Zone.

Applicable Seasons:

15 September to 30 June

Weekly off on every Tuesday, hence, kindly do not book for Tuesdays