The self-proclaimed “world’s longest zipline” is in Pokhara, Nepal, which runs for distance of 1.8 kilometers against the spectacular back drop of the Annapurna range in the Himalayas. Its not quite flying (but its close) and all over in the twinkling of an eye!
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Wow! Amazing, but not for me!!! Feeling faintly terrified just looking at those shots!
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I didn’t do it either, I confess! But my son and niece did. It takes 40 minutes to drive up there on a windy road and 1.5 minutes to come down by zip line. We drank tea and took photos ;o)
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Ahaha – that makes me feel much better. I could do drinking tea and taking photos! ;o) It does look like an amazing experience.
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