Skydiving in India.
Skydive India from INR 37,759: sky diving cost, tandem jumps and the full AFF licence course at Skyhigh India near Delhi. Compare packages and book.
What you need to know.
Across 2 cities
Post-monsoon dry season with clear skies
Bookings shown DZ-local + HKT
Lowest tandem package across the country
The state of the sky in India.
Skydiving in India runs through one operator done properly rather than many done loosely: Skyhigh India, the country's established DGCA-approved and USPA-affiliated operation. Tandems jump from 10,000 feet at INR 37,759, flying at Narnaul in Haryana — about three hours from Delhi — with seasonal camps at Ujjain in Madhya Pradesh carrying the dropzone to central India for part of the year. The window is October to March, when the post-monsoon air is dry and the mornings calm. India is also one of the few places in South Asia to earn a licence without leaving the region: the full AFF programme runs INR 2,50,000 under USPA-affiliated instruction. Compare the listings, check current Ujjain camp dates, and book a morning slot.
Where to jump.
Skyhigh India
NARNAUL·INDIA
India's only USPA-affiliated DZ — tandem & AFF over Haryana, ~2.5 hrs from New Delhi.
From $395
≈ ₹37,759
Skyhigh India (Ujjain)
UJJAIN·INDIA
Skyhigh India's winter base — USPA tandem at Datana Airstrip, Ujjain.
From $395
≈ ₹37,759
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Skydiving in India: your questions.
How much does skydiving in India cost?
Tandem jumps start at INR 37,759 with Skyhigh India, jumping from 10,000 ft at Narnaul (Haryana) and seasonally at Ujjain (Madhya Pradesh). A full AFF course is INR 250,000.
When is the best time to skydive in India?
October to March — the post-monsoon dry season with clear skies and calm mornings. Ujjain operates as a seasonal camp; Narnaul is the more regular fixture.
Where can I skydive in India?
Skyhigh India runs the country's established dropzones: Narnaul in Haryana (about 2.5 hours from Delhi) and seasonal camps at Ujjain in Madhya Pradesh. Both are USPA-affiliated.
Can I get a skydiving licence in India?
Yes — Skyhigh India offers AFF training (INR 250,000 for the full course) under USPA-affiliated instruction, making it one of the few places in South Asia to start a licence without flying to Thailand or the Gulf.
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