Often referred as Mini Switzerland of India, Khajjiar is a small town located near to Dalhousie which provides tourist a unique combination of forest, lakes and Himalayan meadow. The unmatchable beauty of this destination has inspired many generations and many kingdoms from Mughal to British. In-fact, this place has been the frequent visited picnic spot during British time in India. In the heart of this destination lies great adventure of flying like a bird in the sky – Paragliding. The picturesque valley is bound to leave an everlasting experience & memories when see and observe it from the sky. We offer you a short fly with full safety & security measurement. You will be accompanying by a well trained adventure instructor and you can also learn this sport from various institutes in India. We invite you to come, experience a different kind of sport and see Himalayas from the height of sky, this will leave you memorable expression in your heart & soul.

Learn to respect the weather conditions. Paragliding when it is raining or when there is excessive wind is ill-advised, and you must learn to recognize the signs. Majority of paragliding accidents happen due to unsuitable weather conditions.

Showing off unnecessarily could lead to accidents and serious injuries, so you must know your limitations and not push them excessively. Paragliding is essentially an adventure sport, so a rush of adrenaline is expected. But you must know where to draw the line, because after all, your life is at stake.

The landing site must be easily accessible and clearly visible. A lot of accidents happen due to irregular landings, and one should also use their legs for rough landings. A broken ankle or leg is easier to manage than a broken back or spine.

Always carry a knife with you while paragliding, as you never know when you may need to cut yourself free from an entanglement of wires and cords.

Always take advice from experienced Paragliders about various aspects like launching off, navigating, landing, steering, and other safety issues. Someone who has flown a lot will be the best teacher in these circumstances, and their words can help you avoid the mistakes they may have made.

It is said that most paragliding accidents happen due to the bad attitude of the Paragliders. Someone who is cautious and takes the right safety measures will almost never find himself in a dangerous situation. But someone who is excessively cavalier and aggressive about paragliding, may lure himself into a situation that could lead to serious injuries. At the end of the day, paragliding is a dangerous sport, and only someone who is prepared for the worst can handle it. A famous adage says It is better to be on the ground wishing you were in the air, than to be in the air wishing you were on the ground, and this is something that every single Paragliders must remember.