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How much does paragliding in Kyrgyzstan cost?
$170 for a tandem flight in Karakol or Bishkek, $299 for the high-altitude flight from 3,040 m. Both include transfer, all equipment and video.
In detail
Tandem flights are $170 per passenger in Karakol and Bishkek and $299 for the chairlift flight from the 3,040 m upper station above Karakol, which gives roughly double the airtime. Those prices are final and include the transfer from your accommodation, wing, harness, helmet, reserve, and the video and stills from the pilot's camera.
Local cash prices exist and are lower. What you get for the difference is airtime, a private transfer at the hour the air is actually good, and a written booking with an entity you can hold responsible. Decide which of those you are buying.
For pilots bringing their own wing, a guided XC week and a vol-biv expedition are quoted individually and a retrieval day is bought on its own. Those rates are being contracted for 2027 and we publish them the day they are signed, not before.
Related
- Is paragliding in Kyrgyzstan safe?
- When is the best time to paraglide in Kyrgyzstan?
- Do I need any experience to fly?
- What are the weight and age limits?
- What should I wear and bring?
- How long is the flight actually?
Tell us your dates
Send the dates you are in the country and we will come back with the slots that have the best chance of usable air. A person reads it and answers within one working day.
Or just get the season report
One email at the end of each season with the flyable days we actually logged, and one more if the SIV course opens. Nothing else, ever.