The Day I Almost Died In Nepal 🇳🇵

I can totally call myself Acrophobic (fear of heights) - I am horrified by the idea of falling, or in general, looking down from the high buildings and edge of the mountains.

I am learning to fight that internal fight with myself and do something crazy to overcome that side of me. 70 meters(230 ft) Bungee Jump in Nepal has been the craziest thing I have done during my travels.

Overall, activity has nothing to do with "fun" but rather an internal fight between yourself and your fears. Constant pressure either to do or not to do it. The ongoing battle to overcome the idea of giving up. And continues fear of facing the risks of "what if."

Did I enjoy the experience? Not really. I do not think there is anything "to enjoy." Unless you are crazy about adrenaline, you can jump for fun. Is it something that needs to be experienced? Definitely, for someone like me, the mental aspect of the exercise is what you take away with you to apply in other parts of your life:

to face challenges and overcome your limits...

Would you do this?

Thanks to Bharat & Dinesh for creating the opportunity and promoting their country in a very adventurous way!

Highground Adventures: https://www.highgroundnepal.com/
Dinesh's Instagram: @dnj.dinesh
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