Rishikesh Bungee Jumping
About
Rishikesh isn't just the rafting capital — it's also home to India's highest fixed-platform bungee jump, an 83 m leap from a cantilevered platform over a forested Himalayan river gorge at Mohan Chatti in Uttarakhand. It's run by the only Ministry of Tourism–certified bungee operator in the country, and the views over the valley on the walk to the edge are half the experience.
What makes it special:
- India's highest fixed-platform bungee at 83 m — a full 1.5 seconds of freefall before the cord catches
- Operated to Australian and New Zealand safety standards, with 150,000+ jumps and a near-spotless record
- A combo site — pair it with the giant swing and the 1 km flying fox the same morning
The walk to the edge is genuinely harder than the jump itself, and almost everyone steps off grinning.
Getting There
The jump site is at Mohan Chatti, a roughly 45-minute drive from Rishikesh — operators run a pickup from their Tapovan office. The nearest airport is Jolly Grant (Dehradun), about 35 km away, and Haridwar is the nearest major railhead (~45 km), with Rishikesh's own station on the line; Delhi is around 250 km by road.
Reporting is usually at 9 am and the site has a weekly off (Tuesday), so book your slot ahead. Wear closed sports or trekking shoes — there's a short hike back up after the jump. The bungee runs year-round in fair weather; sessions can pause on heavy monsoon days for safety.