Paragliding

Paragliding using the paraglider, this adventurous sport enables the thrill seeker to soar in the skies like a bird and enjoy the bird’s eye view of the gorgeous mountains. Highly trained pilots ensure that the sport is fully safe.

The sport is categorized into 3 flights:

Joy Ride – the flight takes place in the flying ground of Solang from an approximate height of 300 mtrs above ground level and lasts for duration of approximately 3 minutes.

High Ride – this flight takes off from the mid slopes of Solang from an approximate height of 800mtrs above ground, provides a spectacular view of the pine filled slopes, the Beas River and the flying ground before landing safely. This flight lasts anywhere between 8 mins to 15 mins and above depending on the wind conditions.

Long Ride or The Cross Country Ride with Acrobatics – this flight takes off from the peaks of either Gulaba, Rothang, Biling or Madi from an approximate distance of 3kms, providing breathtaking view of the amazing mountains. Round and round the peaks like a high flying bird the glider enjoys the valleys and peaks of Gulaba, Bir, Biling, Madi, Rothang and Solang before making a decend into the flying ground of Solang. This flight lasts anywhere between 25 mins to 1 hr and above depending on the wind conditions.

Para treks – Para treks are treks which enable the Adventist to combine trekking and paragliding in one go. Camping, bon-fires, out-door cooking and paragliding are the highlights of these treks.

Bhrigu Lake: (Delhi/Manali – Solang – Rotang Pass – Bhrigu Lake – Solang)

The pick-up point for the trek could be either Delhi or Manali. Solang will be the first destination where the trekker will check-in to one of our partnered hotels. The Adventist will travel by a vehicle to Rotang Pass along with his guides, trekking and Paragliding equipment. He will then trek to Bhrigu Lake where camping will take place for the evening. Paragliding will commence early the next day over the beautiful stretches of the Himalayas. The trip concludes with a trek back to Rotang Pass and travel back to Solang or Manali.