Aerodynamic Paragliding School
Paragliders flying above Phewa Lake, with forested ridges and a town below in Pokhara

Paragliding school · Pokhara, Nepal

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Paragliding training in Pokhara — ground handling, theory, and flight in the country below the Annapurna range.

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A pilot in a helmet stands in a grassy field beneath a pink and blue paraglider, forested hills behind

The school

A calm, precise introduction to flight.

Aerodynamic Paragliding School is a new paragliding school in Pokhara. We are building training around structured learning: clear briefings, repeated practice, and the judgement to fly within your limits.

The aim is straightforward. Students who understand the wing, the weather, and their own decisions. We will not promise a licence, a pass rate, or a number of flights. Those depend on the day and on the person learning.

Freedom in the air starts with discipline on the ground.

Programmes

Outlines for the training we are preparing

These are drafts, not open courses. Duration and price appear only when they have been confirmed.

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Why learn with us

What we will stand behind

A new school earns trust by being specific. These are the commitments we can make now, without borrowed credentials.

  1. 01

    Safety-first instruction

    Training starts on the ground. Weather calls, equipment checks, and the decision not to fly are part of the lesson — not an interruption to it.

  2. 02

    Structured theory and practice

    Each programme outline pairs time with the wing and the theory that explains it. The syllabus we publish will be the one we actually teach.

  3. 03

    Instructors, once verified

    Names, roles, and qualifications will be published only after they are confirmed. We will not list credentials we cannot stand behind.

  4. 04

    Pokhara’s flying country

    The school is based in Pokhara, among the ridges and the valley that draw pilots to the Annapurna foothills. Each day is still decided by the forecast.

  5. 05

    Progress at a human pace

    The aim is skill and judgement. Further outlines exist for pilots who want to continue. None of them promise a rating or a timeline.

The experience

From the field to the air

Ground training, the wing overhead, takeoff practice, and flight. These photographs show the work. They are not a claim that every day looks like this.

A person ground-handles a red paraglider on a rocky hillside, with trees and distant mountains
Ground trainingGround handling on a hillside.
A pilot in a helmet stands in a grassy field beneath a pink and blue paraglider, forested hills behind
The wingField practice with the canopy overhead.
A pilot walks beneath an inflated pink and blue paraglider in a valley field
Takeoff practiceMoving with an inflated wing in a valley field.
A yellow and red paraglider flying above snow-covered Himalayan peaks near Pokhara
In the airA paraglider above the Himalaya near Pokhara.

Learning journey

Discover, learn, practice, progress

A simple path. It describes how we intend to teach. It does not say that every student will reach the same place.

  1. 01

    Discover

    Tell us what you already know and what you hope to learn. We will help you see which outline fits, without pushing a programme that is not ready.

  2. 02

    Learn

    Ground handling, equipment, and theory come before ambition. The sequence for each course will be published once it is confirmed.

  3. 03

    Practice

    Supervised practice happens when the day allows it. Some days are for the field. Some days are for waiting. Both belong to learning here.

  4. 04

    Progress

    Build from the level you have actually reached. Nothing on this site promises a licence, a rating, or a particular outcome.

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Tell us what you want to learn and what you have already flown. We will help you find a sensible place to begin.

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