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Zip line service in Kusma



PARBAT: A Zip line, claimed to be the second longest of the world, is going to come into service in Chakle of Kusma municipality-5.

The 1,400 meters long aerial runway is being established by Harness Zip line private limited at the cost of Rs. 1.1 million.

The Zip line service is being constructed with the superman style, where people will fly like a superman to cross over rather than the usual sitting position.

Mayor of Kusma municipality Ram Chandra Joshi laid foundation stone for the Zip line at a function held on Friday. The company is also constructing a resort along the banks of Kali gandaki river, which will be the destination of the Zip line service, according to its proprietor Sagar Joshi.

A bungee jump has already come into service nearby and is expected to add to the tourist attraction in the district. RSS

Publish Date : 12 December 2020 19:08 PM

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