Tuesday, 21 January 2014
Thursday, 16 January 2014
The Team
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Himalayan Adventure
In Himalayan Adventures the team sky riders offers you complete courses in para gliding for people who want to learn, as well as people who want to take their already acquired para gliding skills to a new level.
We have courses to suit different levels of interest, whether you are looking for a one time free flying experience or to become a hobby pilot and go on
para gliding holidays to different parts of the world. We’ll help you select a course which suits your level of interest and most importantly which is right for you.
8 years training the best in para gliding himalayan sky riders holds a special position of being the longest running and most reputed
para gliding school in India conducting full time Residential Para gliding Courses, since 2003 A lot of people have trained and graduated from Himalayan sky riders in the last 8 years. So, what are you waiting for?
tandem joy ride in bir billing
Tandem (Joy Rides)
A Tandem Joyride with fly Paragliding, is a two seater joy ride with an seasoned pilot holding an international tandem license and an experience of more than 5000 hours of flying. This is surely the most easiest way to taste the thrill and fun of free flight ! No training or experience required, no one is too young or old for it. Just sit with the pilot on a separate and comfortable seat and enjoy the fun. And yes, do bring your camera along, the world looks wonderful from the top….
If you are interested in soaring high in the sky and enjoy the untouched scenic locations, verdant landscapes, mountains, and more from above, Billing is the destination to visit. It offers excellent world-class facility for paragliding and is one of the best gliding sites in the world. Every year, a pre-World-cup paragliding event is organised at Billing. It also organised the very first Paragliding competition as per the rules of Federation Aeronautique International.
Want to experience para gliding but don’t have the time to learn?
The weekend rush is near. You and your friends have decided to do something adventurous. You’ve already tried skiing, surfing, cliff diving, river rafting, etc. This weekend you’re planning for something different, something as exciting and thrilling. So you choose to go para gliding. But unfortunately, you and your friends haven’t had any prior para gliding training. You’d require a whole week to train for it. You don’t have so much time, so you settle for something less exciting. Your weekend plans are buried and poised. Sounds like a big disappointment, doesn’t it? What if you could experience the thrill of para gliding, without having to learn it?
A tandem ride helps you savour para gliding, without you having to learn it.
Now, experience the joy of flying without having to worry about your wings. At Himalayan Adventures we make sure you don’t go home disappointed. Our tandem para gliding team will ensure that you get the experience, thrill and excitement of para gliding without having to learn it, yourself. This means you can enjoy the experience of flying like a pro for twenty minutes or more without any training or experience, thanks to an experienced tandem pilot, state of the art equipment and breathtaking sites. Let the pilot do the work while you enjoy the ride and savour the amazing experience, as you settle for nothing less than a bird’s eye view of beautiful hills and long and far stretched green fields.
Some Paragliding Tips To Keep In Mind Are:
• Carry Warm clothing and wind cheater is must.
• Wear sturdy ankle support shoes, gloves and long trouser
• We also provide the paratrekking activity in Bir Billing
• Wear sturdy ankle support shoes, gloves and long trouser
• We also provide the paratrekking activity in Bir Billing
Bir Billing Paragliding is just the perfect for to enjoy your Adventure Sports
Sunday, 12 January 2014
About Bir , Billing (INDIA)
The massive Dhauladar mountain range and the Kangra valley below with its panoramic views offer opportunities for high altitude 'up and down' and 'cross-country' flying for more than 200-km. The Dhauladar range runs from Dalhousie in the North West of the state, in a curving arc south-east to Mandi. Billing lies roughly midway between Dharamsala and Mandi and to the south west of Manali and Kulu valley.
www.flybirbilling.com
From Billing, the range runs all the way to Dharamsala, separating the Kangra valley from Chamba. To the north of the meadow is the high peaks and to the south the plains. The fall from the meadow is about one kilometre and an average straight TTB ( top to bottom) flight to the Chaughan landing area lasts for about 30-40 minutes. If the conditions (like weather, wind speed and direction, cloud base of 4000-5000m etc) are right, one can make a 'Cross Country' distance flight from Billing to Manali or Billing to Dharamsala (90km). The flying is generally 'ridge-hopping' ie. getting lift from the ridges or cliff edges running down from the main spine of the range. 'Ridge lifts' caused by wind hitting a hillside and 'Thermals' (columns of hot air) are used by the glider to rise higher. Thermalling is an essential skill for flying in Billing. In Billing, thermals are found on a regular basis over a temple hence called the 'Thermal Devta', halfway down the eastern spur running down to Bir. The temple can be identified from the air by a red ribbon tied to a tree top. In the Billing - Dharamsala flight route there are 15 or so ridges. You can have the company of the Huge Himalayan Griffin Vultures during flight. Billing is also easily top- landable.
From Billing, the range runs all the way to Dharamsala, separating the Kangra valley from Chamba. To the north of the meadow is the high peaks and to the south the plains. The fall from the meadow is about one kilometre and an average straight TTB ( top to bottom) flight to the Chaughan landing area lasts for about 30-40 minutes. If the conditions (like weather, wind speed and direction, cloud base of 4000-5000m etc) are right, one can make a 'Cross Country' distance flight from Billing to Manali or Billing to Dharamsala (90km). The flying is generally 'ridge-hopping' ie. getting lift from the ridges or cliff edges running down from the main spine of the range. 'Ridge lifts' caused by wind hitting a hillside and 'Thermals' (columns of hot air) are used by the glider to rise higher. Thermalling is an essential skill for flying in Billing. In Billing, thermals are found on a regular basis over a temple hence called the 'Thermal Devta', halfway down the eastern spur running down to Bir. The temple can be identified from the air by a red ribbon tied to a tree top. In the Billing - Dharamsala flight route there are 15 or so ridges. You can have the company of the Huge Himalayan Griffin Vultures during flight. Billing is also easily top- landable.
Billing is renowned the world over for having the distinction of organizing the very first Paragliding competition according to the rules of Federation Aeronautique International. The Department of Tourism and Civil Aviation, Government of Himachal Pradesh will be organising the 'Para Gliding Pre world Cup' at Billing- Bir in the month of October 2003. It is also 'the place' for Hang gliding and Para Sailing.
Bir, surrounded by tea gardens and an amphitheatre of low hills, is an ideal landing ground for para-gliders. Bir has Buddhist monasteries that are worth visiting. Fine Tibetan handicrafts are also produced here. Billing, up in the hills 14 km from Bir with an arena of 200 km for high altitude and cross country flying, is one of the best aero sports sites in the country.
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