Kushma - The Cliff, known as the adventure hub has now become a training hub for both domestic and international security forces, including the Nepal Police and the Army. On Sunday, as part of the Nepal Police's Special Police Skills and Operations (Commando) Training, the 10th batch of trainees performed a bungee jump at The Cliff, located in Kushma.

The bungee jump at The Cliff was coordinated by DSP Ganesh Bahadur Baral, as stated by SSP Deep Shamsher Jabara, the principal of the police training college. "We engage our commandos in adventure activities to prepare them for any challenging situations they may face in the future," SSP Jabara said. He further added, "We are happy to have collaborated with The Cliff's professional team for several years, who have expanded their services not only in Nepal but internationally as well."

A total of 106 trainees participated in the bungee. The Nepal Police regularly involves its trainees in various adventure sports as part of their training. Different groups from the Armed Police Force, Nepal Army, and Nepal Police have also performed bungee The Cliff. The Cliff's President, Raju Karki proudly expressed his honor in being a part of the Nepal Police's training program.

Envisioned and led by Raju Karki, The Cliff was constructed over the Kali Gandaki Gorge, connecting Parbat and Balewa (Baglung). It is home to the world’s highest swing and the second-highest bungee jump in the world. In addition to bungee and the giant swing, The Cliff offers luxurious cottage accommodations, an infinity swimming pool, and a conference hall (currently under construction).

Other adventure activities at The Cliff include the world’s highest commercial sky cycling, mega zipline, sky cafe, wall climbing, slingshot swing, crazy bridge, sky gliding, and sky chair, making it a premier destination for adventure enthusiasts.