Bir Billing, a serene village in Himachal Pradesh known for eco-tourism and spiritual studies, is set to welcome adventure seekers as the state government lifts the ban on paragliding activities starting September 15.
Nestled away from the hustle of urban life, Bir Billing is celebrated for its breathtaking scenery and tranquil environment, making it an ideal destination for both adventure enthusiasts and those seeking peace. The paragliding ban, imposed in July due to the monsoon season, aimed to prevent accidents during inclement weather.
With safety guidelines now in place, the district administration is prepared to resume all forms of paragliding. The area, recognized as one of Asia’s premier paragliding sites, has seen a decline in tourism during the ban, leaving hotels and homestays largely empty.
Billing, the take-off point at an elevation of 8,000 feet, offers exhilarating flights with stunning views, while the landing site in Bir is around 4,500 feet. As the ban is lifted, tourists from across the country are flocking to the village, and local accommodations are gearing up to welcome them back.
Bir Billing promises not only thrilling adventures but also a unique blend of natural beauty and spiritual tranquility, making it a must-visit destination this season.
