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Summer is at peak, and NGL, it kinda hits different now. I mean, back when we were kids, the moment April hit, we all started counting the days to vacation, because summer vacation was pure fun! But to throw a little reality check, adulting doesn’t come with summer breaks. Just the same routine, hotter weather, and a desperate need to touch grass. But that inner child in us is screaming for a getaway — and honestly, we kinda deserve it.
And you know what’s the best way to unwind all the office stress? By throwing yourself into something adventurous that makes you feel alive again. One such activity is paragliding—it’s just super fun, to say the least. Before you shoot me with “ok but where”, here are seven spots that are known for paragliding in India.
7 Paragliding Spots In India To Have Your Very Own ‘Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara’ Moment
1. Mussoorie, Uttarakhand
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Mussoorie has always been every desi’s favourite summer vacation spot. It’s always had that old-school charm. Paragliding in Mussoorielets you see the Doon Valley like never before—wide, breathtaking, and bathed in golden light.
You take off from the higher edges around the city and float down toward the foothills. It’s peaceful, dramatic, and straight-up magical— a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
2. Bir Billing, Himachal Pradesh
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Did you know that Bir Billing hosted the Paragliding World Cup in 2024? Well, if paragliding had a capital city in India, it would be Bir Billing.
This place is straight out of a mountain daydream. You take off from Billing and land in Bir, and in between is a pure cinematic experience. Also, it is the second-highest take-off point in the world!
3. Kamshet, Maharashtra
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If you live in and around Mumbai and can’t go too far, then Kamshet is your go-to! It feels like you’ve stepped into a Studio Ghibli movie.
The best part? The flights are super beginner-friendly, so if you’re new to this whole flying thing, no stress—you’re definitely in good hands. Plus, there’s something about gliding over tiny villages and lakes that makes life feel beautifully simple again.
4. Nandi Hills, Karnataka
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If you’re planning a getaway down south and are an adventure junkie, Nandi Hills is a must-visit spot for you. The views are absolutely and mind-blowingly insane.
You’ll be floating over rolling hills and forest cover that stretches as far as your eyes can see. And that early morning peace is unmatched. It’s the perfect balance of thrill and tranquillity.
5. Arambol, Goa
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Yes, Goa is great for parties. But have you ever flown over the actual ocean at sunset? Arambol offers a side of Goa most people miss—cliffside takeoffs, salty wind in your face, and panoramic views of the Arabian Sea.
You glide along the beach, watching the waves crash below and the landing? Right on the sand. It’s an unmissable experience!
6. Yelagiri, Tamil Nadu
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Yelagiri is a hidden gem in Tamil Nadu that’s finally getting the paragliding love it deserves. Nestled in the Eastern Ghats, it’s quiet, peaceful, and totally underrated. It’s perfect if you want a break from city chaos and don’t want to deal with tourist crowds.
Paragliding here feels intimate—you’re not just another flyer in a line, you’re part of the landscape. And not only that, post-flight, you can explore waterfalls, trek a bit, or just chill under the stars too.
7. Solang Valley, Himachal Pradesh
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Just like Mussoorie, Solang too, is one of the most popular vacay spots in India. It is the kind of place that makes you believe in nature’s drama. It’s bold, beautiful, and kind of extra—in the best way.
Paragliding here is not just a ride, it’s a totally different experience. The altitude is serious, so you get that intense, heart-racing kind of flight that’s perfect for thrill-chasers. It’s popular, yes, but for good reason. The views will make you forget your phone even exists. And memories? The best ones will be created here!
If you wanna experience paragliding, then these 7 spots will do the trick for you. Go, book your tickets now!
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