“I Almost Died,” Content Creator’s Paragliding Adventure In Bir Billing Takes A Scary Turn

In India, there are many cities that offer some of the most thrilling activities, making a traveller’s trip truly amazing. For anyone who wants to try adventures like river rafting, paragliding, or bungee jumping, India has everything to offer. But the question is, are these activities really safe? An influencer who tried paragliding in Bir Billing, Himachal Pradesh, ended up with a nosebleed. Scroll down to know more!

Influencer Overcoming Height Fear While Paragliding Faces Unexpected Twist

Taking to her social media handle, content creator Khushi Singh (@khushisinghh29) shared her near-death experience while paragliding in Bir Billing, Himachal Pradesh. In the video, she revealed from the beginning that she is extremely scared of heights and can’t even look down from a second-floor building. However, in 2026, she decided to face and conquer this fear.

Determined to overcome it, Khushi travelled to Bir Billing, widely known as the paragliding capital of India. She chose to take a daring leap from a mountain standing 8,000 feet high. In the video, she said, “One life, one experience, and this is what I believed, so I jumped.”

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Influencer’s Near-Death Experience While Paragliding In Bir Billing

However, for Khushi, things didn’t go as expected. The video she posted shows her with a bleeding nose, clearly injured. She did not reveal exactly how the accident happened, leaving her followers worried. The clip ends with a chilling message: “And then everything changed.” In the video, she also added that, “I did paragliding, and I almost died,” hinting at the seriousness of the incident.

Her followers reacted quickly. Many expressed concern for her safety. One user commented, “I hope you are fine.”

Another user commented, “Broo, are you okay?? We are going tomorrow to do the same.”

“Did you even check the weather? The entire week was no-fly, and you flew at the wrong time. With summer coming, the winds are going to be insane,” one comment reads. 

Do you think adventure activities in India are really safe? Tell us your thoughts in the comments below!

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Cover Image Courtesy: Instagram/ @khushisinghh29