Top Paragliding in India

I suggest you wear comfortable clothes and closed shoes. I made the mistake of wearing flip-flops, and it wasn't ideal for landing. You'll appreciate the comfort during the flight.

My advice is to wear comfortable shoes. The hike up to the take-off point can be a bit rough, and flip-flops are a no-go here!

Get to the center around 9 AM to beat the crowds! I made the mistake of arriving later and ended up waiting ages. Early birds really do get the best experience here.

Bring your own water and snacks! The prices at the cafes are a bit high. I wish I had packed something because I was starving after paragliding.

i recommend haggling a bit for better rates if you're booking on the spot. i thought i wouldn't need to, but it actually saved me some cash.

If you're planning to paragliding in Sikkim, I recommend booking it a couple of days in advance. Prices can be lower than walk-in rates, and you'll secure a spot on a busier day. Trust me, I learned that the hard way!

My advice is to negotiate a bit with the operators. I managed to get a better deal on the package by just asking. Don't be shy about it, it can save you a good amount!

My advice is to bring your own snacks and water. The local food in the area is decent but can be a bit pricey for what you get, plus the waiting times can be long.

I recommend booking your flight in advance to save some cash. They had some serious last-minute price hikes when I visited!

I think you should take a GoPro or ask the instructor if they have one to rent. The views are insane, and you'll want to capture every moment while paragliding!