Skydiving in Narnaul.
Skydive Narnaul at Skyhigh India from INR 37,759: tandem and AFF licensing at India's only DGCA-approved tandem operation.
Skyhigh India
Packages in Narnaul range from INR 37,759 to INR 49,559 across 1 curated dropzone. Prices vary by altitude, video/handcam package, and operator.
Jumping in Narnaul, explained.
Narnaul, in Haryana about 3 hours by road from Delhi, hosts Skyhigh India — currently India's only DGCA-approved tandem and AFF licensing operation. Tandem packages start at INR 37,759 and the full Accelerated Freefall course runs to INR 250,000. The dry-season window (October-March) gets the cleanest jumps; April-June heat and the July-September monsoon both compress the schedule. Most jumpers fly into Delhi (DEL) and arrange the dropzone shuttle for the 3-hour drive south through Gurugram and Rewari. Combine with a Pushkar or Jaipur weekend to make the trip worth the travel.
Skydiving in Narnaul: your questions.
How much does a skydive at Narnaul cost?
Skyhigh India runs tandems from INR 37,759, jumping from 10,000 ft — India's established commercial dropzone.
How do I get to the Narnaul dropzone?
Narnaul is in Haryana, roughly 2.5–3 hours' drive southwest of Delhi — most jumpers day-trip from the capital.
When is the best time to skydive at Narnaul?
October to March — the post-monsoon dry season with clear morning skies and calm winds.
Can I do AFF training at Narnaul?
Yes — Skyhigh India offers the full AFF course for INR 250,000 under USPA-affiliated instruction.
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