🪂 Bir Billing: Fly Free in India’s Paragliding Capital

Perched in the lush hills of Himachal Pradesh, Bir Billing is where thrill meets tranquility. Known globally as one of the top paragliding sites in the world, this adventure-packed village offers jaw-dropping take-offs, peaceful landings, and views that will stay with you forever. At Eternal Trips, we offer Bir Billing adventure escapes that take you sky-high and beyond.

💖 Why Bir Billing is an Adventure Seeker’s Paradise

Imagine running off a cliff with nothing but the wind beneath your wings and the Dhauladhar range stretching out before you. That’s Bir Billing. It’s the second-highest paragliding site in the world, and one of the safest and most scenic too. Whether you're a first-time flyer or a certified daredevil, Bir will leave your heart racing — and your soul soaring.

Beyond flying, the village atmosphere, forest trails, and Tibetan culture make it a peaceful yet thrilling Himalayan hideaway.

🌟 Top Adventure Experiences

1. Tandem Paragliding (Take-off from Billing) Soar from 8,000 ft above sea level with a certified pilot — the 20–30 minute flight gives you aerial views of valleys, monasteries, and snow-capped peaks.

2. Camping at Billing Spend the night under the stars at the take-off site. Wake up with sunrise views and birdsong echoing through the hills.

3. Mountain Biking in Bir Trails Navigate forest paths, village routes, and winding backroads with panoramic views — perfect for off-road biking enthusiasts.

4. Trek to Rajgundha or Thamsar Pass Ideal for intermediate trekkers — camp in meadows, cross wooden bridges, and pass through dense deodar forests.

5. Ziplining & Rock Climbing Add more adventure to your trip with short but thrilling zipline circuits and natural rock climbing zones near Billing.

📅 Best Time to Visit

March to June and October to November are ideal for paragliding, with clear skies and stable winds. Avoid monsoons (July–Sept).

💡 Tip

Book our “Sky & Soul Adventure Package” — includes paragliding with GoPro footage, a guided trek, 1-night camping at Billing, and cultural café-hopping in Bir