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"World's steepest zipline — 1.8km long, 600m vertical drop, hitting 140km/h"
The ZipFlyer drops 600m vertically along an 1,800m cable from Sarangkot to Hemja, claiming to be the world's steepest commercial zipline. The 90-second ride hits speeds of 120-140km/h. Often combined with a Sarangkot paragliding flight (zipline down, paraglide up). Operates year-round but morning runs are calmer. No experience required.
Where it happens
Highlights
- ✦1.8km long, 600m vertical drop
- ✦120-140km/h descent speed
- ✦World's steepest commercial zipline
- ✦Combine with paragliding
- ✦90-second adrenaline rush
Included
- ✓Hotel pickup
- ✓One zipline run
- ✓Safety gear
- ✓Photos & video
Not Included
- ·Tips
- ·Combo deals (extra)
What to bring
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