Rafting, Kayaking and canyoning
Rafting is one of the most exciting ways of exploring the wilderness of Nepal. Option ranges from peddle rafting a team to kayaking alone in the water. Yet another extremely popular water-sport option is canyoning to explore hidden landscapes. The best time for these activities is October through mid-December and March through early may. The government has opened sixteen reveres graded on a scale of 1 to 5 for commercial rafting. Since safety is of utmost importance choosing veteran rafting companies is a wise move. It is also important to observe on the safety rules and precautions provided by the river guide.

Mountain flights
Mountain flights offers passengers a spectacular view of the Himalayan peaks. The one hour mountain flight takes within camera range of some of the highest peaks in the world. The peaks seen are Gosaithan, Dorje Lakpa, Phurbi Chyachu, Choba Bhamare, Mt. Gaurishankar, Melungtse, Chugimago, Mt. Numbur, Karyolung, Cho-oyu, Gyachungkanj, Pumori, Nuptse and Mount Everest. Mountain flights are offer by several airlines especially in the morning from domestic airport in Kathmandu.
Jungle safari
 
The tropical jungle of Nepal’s terai preserves some of the best wildlife habitat in the sub- continent jungle safaris on elephant back or jeep rides are offered at Parsa wildlife reserve, Bardia National Park, Chitawan National Park and Shuklaphanta wildlife reserve, all located in terai. The best time to visit the terai is during winter when weather is more temperate. A wild range of tourist facilities are available in and around the areas.
Honey Hunting
Honey hunting is an age-old tradition here in Nepal. Local honey hunters show there exceptional skills by hanging themselves from cliffs as high as 300m using bamboo ladders and hemp ropes, while harvesting the honey combs. See the spectacular honey hunting on the steep bee cliffs to experience the tradition and the culture of local people. See them while you trek in the foot hills of Himalayas.

Ultra light Aircraft
Ultra light Aircraft offer a breath taking birds-eye view of Pokhara valley and the surrounding mountains. Best season in from October through April. Flight takes place from sunrise to 11am and from 0300 pm to sun set everyday during these months. In the half hour flight, one can fly over Pokhara city, Fewa Lake, Sarangkot hill and get a close to the mount fishtail. Another option is the exploration of Annapurna range 12000 ft at higher in an hour. Pokhara is easily accessible from Kathmandu, Chitawan and other major Towns.  

Mountaineering
Nepal.The Mountains of Nepal have stood as irresistible landmarks for the world’s adventures since Nepal opened its doors to visitors in the 1950.mountaring can range from climbing the highest peak of the world to climbing lower peaks. Although by Himalayan standards 33 trekking peaks are considered minor peaks, they nonetheless provide snow and ice –climbing opportunities and are technically quite challenging. Mountaineering teams can apply for permit at mountaineering section of the ministry of the culture, tourism and civil Aviation.

Bungy Jump
The ultimate thrill of a bungy jump can be experienced at one of the best sites in the world Nepal’s bungy jumping site is situated 160m over the wild river Bhote Koshi. The site is located close to the Nepal-Tibet boarder at Barahbise and is a three hour bus ride from Kathmandu. A package deal includes the jump, bus ride to the site, and even meals. Neplese are entitled to a 30% discount accommodation and other facilities are available in Barhabise.

Rock Climbing
Rock climbing is another challenging sport for out door lovers. Most of the areas for rock climbing are situated towards the North of Kathmandu valley in the vicinity of the Nagarjun Forest and the Shivapuri National Park. Tripp to these places can be combined with hiking, bird watching, nature tours and other activities. Nagarjun is 3 km from Kathmandu city can be reached via Balaju near the new bus park. Shivapuri can be reached via Budhanilakantha which is 9 km away from Kathmandu.

Mountain Biking
Nepal’s diverse terrain is what mountain bikers dream are made of. Biking offers and environmentally sounds way of exploring the country. It is possible to go Biking the entire length of Nepal. Centuries-old dirt roads and trails offer a chance to go on extended trips to exotic locales like Annapurna and Kanchanjunga areas. 21 to 27 gear bicycles are recommended when riding through tough terrain. Mountain bikes are available for rent for a day or longer in numerous bicycle rental outlets in and around Kathmandu or Pokhara. Riders can explore rims and ridges of Kathmandu and Pokhara through off routs that weave in and out of the cities. Food and accommodation are easily available around valley and the main trail. However, it is recommended to use the services of licensed biking companies.

Paragliding
Paragliding in Nepal gives opportunities for aerial view of the Himalayas. Pokhara, the beautiful lake side town at the foot of the Annapurna Mountains offers paragliding services. Best season is from October through April. There are various deals for the paragliding veterans and novices. Three- day introduction course is offered to beginners while tandem flights where one can fly with instructor are offered. It offers 15 minutes flight, half an hour flight and an hour flight.

Hunting
Licensed hunting is allowed in Dhorpatan hunting reserve in west Nepal. Dhorpatan is a prime habitat of blue sheep, ghoral, serow, Himalayan thar, black beer, pheasant and partridge. Endangered species here are chir pheasant and red panda. Hunting is allowed only after acquiring license from the department of National Parks  and wildlife conservation in Kathmandu and is restricted to a certain time in a year. Dhorpatan is 4 days trek from Baglung which is 72 km from Pokhara. The lbest time to visit Dhorpatan is during February through April and August through October. Accommodation is offered in tended camps by agencies or at one of the village houses. For further details bluelake@wlink.com.np

Fishing and Angling
Fishing is gaining popularity in Nepal. There are approximately 118 varieties of fresh-water fish in the Himalayan Rivers ranging from the much sought after masher to the mountain stream trout-like varieties. The best season to go fishing on the white water is before and after the monsoon from February till April and October and November.

Boating
Nepal provides excellent opportunities for boating from glacier-fed lakes up North down to where rivers ease into the Terai plains. With famous lakes like fewa, Begnas and Rupa, Pokhara is one of the most popular destinations for boating. In the terai, one can go canoeing on Narayani or Rapti rivers near Chitawan National Park. Boats and canoes can also be rented from local dealers on hourly basis. Pokhara and Chitawan are accessible both by air and road from Kathmandu. A wide variety of accommodation and other facilities are easily availabla in both places.