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India's first bungee jump platform at 83m, run by New Zealand-trained jump masters with a long safety record. Age 12–45 and weight 40–110kg only — bring ID, they check. Free shuttle from Tapovan is included if you pre-book online, which is also cheaper than walk-up rates.
Jumpin Heights was founded by former Indian Army officer Capt. Rahul Nigam, who partnered with bungee experts from New Zealand, the sport's birthplace, to build the facility at Mohanchatti village, about 25km from Tapovan. Established as India's first permanent, fixed-platform bungee site around 2006-2010, its 83-metre jump platform is India's highest, and the operation is the only one in the country certified by the Ministry of Tourism for bungee operations, having logged over 150,000 jumps since opening.
