Fly down from Billing, watch the gliders land at sunset, and spend slow afternoons in monasteries, tea estates and cafés. One base, no treks, three days.
Bir is the mountain trip with nothing to prove. You unpack once and stay put, fly down from Billing, widely billed as the world's second-highest paragliding site, then spend the rest of the time at your own pace.
Sherabling Monastery and the tea estates on a relaxed first day, sunset at the landing site as the gliders come in, an evening cycling through Bir, and Chokling Monastery and the Tibetan Colony on the last morning. Every night ends back at the stay with a bonfire, tribe circle, party and games.
Leave Delhi by 7:00 PM for the overnight journey to Bir in your private Force Urbania. Your tribe starts here — strangers in a van, the mountains will handle the rest.
Dinner halt at Murthal or Karnal along the way.
Reach Bir around 8:00 AM and check in at the hotel. Breakfast, rest and get ready for a full day of fun and adventure.
Visit the famous Sherabling Monastery and the local tea estates, spend the afternoon at the cafés, then catch sunset at the landing site. Back to the hotel for a bonfire and tribe circle, and a night in Bir.
Breakfast, then get ready for the paragliding adventure. Drive up to Billing and fly down to the landing site in Bir, from what is widely billed as the world's second-highest paragliding site. The flight itself is not included in the trip price.
Café lunch and free time, then evening cycling in Bir. Back at the hotel by 7:00 PM for bonfire, party and games, and a night in Bir.
Wake up fresh to a slow morning in nature. Breakfast and checkout, then Chokling Monastery and a wander through the Tibetan Colony.
Café lunch and free time for shopping, then leave Bir by 6:00 PM for the overnight journey back to Delhi.
Arrive early morning, around 5:00–6:00 AM — different from when you left, in the best way.
Bir is where Billing's ridge meets a quiet valley town. Gliders drift down all day and settle at the landing site, and you can sit with a coffee and watch them come in.
The pace here is the point: two monasteries, tea estates, Tibetan Colony lanes, long café afternoons and an easy evening ride. One base, no packing and unpacking, no treks, and comfortable overnight travel both ways.
Between the flight and the bonfires, Bir is about the unhurried parts: two monasteries, the tea estates, and the Tibetan Colony lanes on the way out.