The paragliding in Iran is diverse and exciting, from the famous site of Rokh with its 400km days and 6,000m cloudbase to soaring on the Caspian Sea.
Read moreBir is a Tibetan colony in northern India. Come here pre- or post-monsoon and fly the front ridge of the mighty Himalayas – or back into the big peaks
Read moreManali used to be paragliding’s alternative universe with hundreds of tandem pilots with ragged-out wings vying for tourist trade
Read moreIf the heli-paragliding of Chamunda doesn’t grab you but you’d still like to escape the crowds on take-off at Bir/Billing then head east to 360
Read moreIn the far northeast of India, bordering Tibet, Nepal and Bhutan, Sikkim is the jewel in the Himalaya’s crown
Read moreGet away from the crowds and stable air of Pokhara a couple of hours’ drive or so southwest. Sirkot has been developed by Babu Sunuwar, of Everest fame
Read moreChamunda Devi temple sits at 2,800m in the mountains about 30km west of the famous paragliding site of Bir and 400m higher than that take-off
Read moreAssuming you’ve visited Pokhara, Nepal’s biggest flying destination, then next on your list could be Bandipur
Read moreHome and R&D playground of Apco Aviation, Israel promises more than 300 flyable days a year, a variety of landscapes, good food and a warm welcome
Read moreIran’s capital Tehran has an active population of paraglider pilots, with flying sites in the hills surrounding the city
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