Kathmandu, Dec. 16
Canopy Zipline has come into operations at the Manjushree
Park in Chobhar, Kathmandu. The total length of the zipline, divided into three
stages, spans approximately 400 meters, and the entire experience takes about
10 minutes.
The first stage is named 'Adventure,' the second stage is
'Dare Devils,' and the third stage is called 'The Fun,' reflecting the varying
experiences offered by each section of the zipline, JB Adventure Pvt. Ltd., the
operator of the facility, informed in a statement on Saturday.
Nepali film actress Barsha Raut inaugurated the zipline on
Saturday. Throughout the zipline journey, participants can enjoy scenic views
of the picturesque Chobhar gorge, Manjushree's cut, Jalbinayak temple, Chobhar
monastery, the newly constructed dry port, Champadevi and Chandragiri hills, as
well as Kathmandu and Lalitpur. The take-off tower also provides a stunning
view of a beautiful mountain range.
Panchaal Maharjan, Director of JB Adventure, said that they
received approval from the Department of Tourism and the local government before
initiating operations. The zipline is capable of hosting 300 to 350
participants daily, operating from 10 AM to 5:30 PM, with a weight limit of 100
kg for each participant.
A complete zipline package can be bought at Rs 1,200 per
person for a limited time. Alternatively, participants can opt for a single
stage at Rs 500. Tandem (couple) zipline adventures are available for Rs 1,500.
Students with valid IDs and residents of Ward No. 6 of Kirtipur Municipality can
have 25 per cent discount on the facility.
Published in The Rising Nepal daily on 17 December 2023.
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