Kolad Bungee Jumping
About Kolad:
- Located in the Raigad district of Maharashtra, Kolad is a great spot for carrying out adventurous activities with fun-filled moments and gathering memories for a lifetime. Get a chance to become a daredevil and enjoy it with great enthusiasm.
- Experience the thrill of Kolad Bungee Jumping by letting your body jump from a height of 40 metres. Enjoy the mesmerising view of the Kundalika River, surrounded by greenery, as you fall freely into this serene but energy-filled activity.
About the Activity:
Activity Location : Kolad, Maharashtra
Activity Timing : 1 hour (Between 10:00 AM and 6:00 PM)
Max. Height : 40 Meters
Age Limit : Above 18 Years
Weight Limit : 40 Kg to 95 Kg
About Kolad Bungee Jumping:
- Once you arrive at Kolad, our team will contact you and lead you to your Bungee Jumping site.
- Get briefed by extremely qualified instructors about safety gear and precautions, along with techniques, and fill out a form citing your health status to ensure that you are fit to jump.
- You will be given safety equipment and prepared for the jump from a height of 40 metres. The instructor and trainers will be there, constantly motivating you during Bungee Jumping Kolad.
- A strong latex cord is tied to your ankle, and other safety devices are strapped onto you by the expert as you are led to the jump-off spot while Panji Jumping.
- As you conquer your fears by Punji Jumping, open your eyes and look around to get a view of the mesmerising Kolad with the Kudalika River flowing just beneath you. Get the most thrilling and liberating experience ever.
- The experts at the lower end will help you get off and lead you to the desk for Bungee Jumping.
- You will be given a certificate for your dare, and a video of your Bungee Jumping will also be provided to you.
- You will be taking back the wonderful memories of your thrilling jump and will have stories of your courage to tell.
FAQ's
Zhangjiajie Glass Bridge Bungee, China – 260 meters. This 430-metre-long glass-bottom bridge in China’s Hunan Province, is home to the world’s highest bungee jump.
Jumping Heights, Rishikesh, is currently India’s Highest Bungy, at a height of 83 mtrs. The gorgeous hilly terrains are an intrinsic part
of Uttarakhand, and cannot be extricated out of the Rishikesh experience.
The Bungee jumping centre in Mohan Chatti Rishikesh is open all year round. However, the best time to visit Rishikesh for bungee jumping is from March to June and September to November when the weather is pleasant and this is also the peak time for such activities. During the monsoons, services may shut down due to heavy rains or strong winds.
The bungee jumping platform in Kolad stands at a height of 40 metres and is situated alongside the picturesque Kundalika River, providing an immersive sensation of leaping towards the water.
Safety while bungee jumping in Kolad is ensured by making use of safety gear and equipment with proper guidance and instructions.
During the final stage of the jump, the stress on this delicate part of your body that connects your brain to your spinal cord can be enough to strain your neck muscles, causing pain and a temporary loss of range of motion.
Mohan Chatti is located 20 km away from Shivpuri. One can reach Mohan Chatti via road which is accessible easily through public transport or shared cabs. You can even opt to travel to Mohan Chatti on an A/C luxury coach at an additional cost.
Lonavala is one of the best and safest bungee jumping spots in India. It is also one of the closest spots for the residents of Mumbai
and Pune, located exactly halfway between the two. Location : Della Adventures, located in Kunegaon, Lonavala.
Kolad is now typically known as a bungee rafting destination. It is primarily famous for river rafting; however, bungee jumping in Kolad has been gaining a lot of popularity.
Between about 2.5 seconds and 4.5 seconds, the jumper is freely falling and the acceleration is near –9.8 m/s2. When all of the slack is out of the bungee cord, the acceleration begins to change. As the bungee cord stretches, it exerts an upward force on the jumper.
