Karnali River Rafting

Karnali, The longest river in Nepal, originates in the holy Mt. Kailash in Tibet, and flows through deep gorges, deserted beaches and steep canoyns. One of the best river trips in Nepal, the Karnali run can last up to ten fun-filled days. The mild Class III to fabulous Class V rapids make the ride an unforgettable one, and combining fishing or jungle safari with the trip adds another dimension to the great adventure.

Rapids: Captivity, Flip & Strip, God's House, Elbow and Sweet Well.

The Karnali is also famous for Mahseer fishing. Far removed from urban influence, this is a remote region of Nepal with frequent sightings of diverse wildlife. The river is demanding with encounters of massive rapids that test the skill of rafters. For thrill seekers looking for an adrenaline high, it has a 7 km roller-coaster ride through a fabulous gorge. The journey to the river starts with an hour-long flight to Nepalgunj and a drive through lovely sal forests. Exciting rapids are encountered from Day One. The river takes rafters through the trip ends below the spectacular Chisopani Bridge which is the longest suspension bridge in Nepal.

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Bhotekoshi River Rafting

Another popular river for rafting, the Bhote Koshi originates in the Tibetan plateau from where it flows down steep gorges to Nepal in the south. Naturally, the landscape it flows through is rugged, adding thrills to the trip. It's a tough ride with Class IV and Class V rapids at the higher flows and Class III in the lower levels.

Rapids: Frog in the Blender, John's Home, Gerbil in the Plumbing, Liquid Bliss, Dazed & Confused.

It's a three hour drive from Kathmandu along the Arniko Highway to Bhote Koshi. The drive to the put in point has its own highlight-views of snow capped mountains such as Lantang and Dorje Lakpa towards the north of the country. With its steep gradient, it is a fast flowing river that challenges the expertise of river guides. The rapids on the Bhote Koshi are highly technical and come one after another in quick succession. At first the Class III rapids are encountered followed by the more difficult Class IV. The river flows through narrow canyons covered in lush green vegetation and from the rocks flow down crystal clear waterfalls. The usual run on this river lasts from one to two days.

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Seti River Rafting

Ideal for those looking for short two-day trip in a remote location, the river. Seti is suitable for a family outing. This river takes rafters through lovely forested regions and over plenty of easy rapids. The put in point being close to the Kathmandu-Pokhara Highway, is easily reached after a short drive.

The river trip begins down a remarkable forested canyon which brings rafters immediately close to Mother Nature. The surrounding greenery induces a warm feeling on one of Nepal's warmest rafting rivers. The jungle brings its own reward with wildlife sightings right along the river. There is much scope for exploration. photography and bird watching for which there is plenty of time on this short run. One also has the opportunity to swim or just relax on the sandy beach. On the second day, Class III rapids need to be tackled but thereafter, it is an easy float until the end of the trip at Gai ghat. From here one may continue on to Chitwan for a safari or drive back to Kathmandu.

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Kali Gandaki River Rafting

A medium length river, the Kali Gandaki offers speactacular views of mountains and flows by charming little villages with no motor roads in sight. With views of eight-thousand meter peaks and challenges of rousing rapids, this is indeed a unique experience  for rafters. With visits to temples and villages, this trip is a cultural one as well, and the technical nature of the rapids ensures a busy time paddling.

Rapids: Small brother, Big brother and refund

The adventure begins with a trip down to Pokhara (either a half-hour plane ride or a seven hour drive) where the first day is spent relaxing. The put in point which is 40 km away is reached after a 2 and half hour drive the next day. The rafters are greetedd by a series of rapids (Class III and Class IV) and can also enjoy some bird watching. Futher down, the rapids decrease in frequency and the valley widens slowing down the flow. Interestingly, waterfalls with stalactite formations are seen along the way. Normally, this is a three day rafting trip.

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2 Days Trisuli River Rafting

Introduction

- 1 Night 2 Days Classic Trisuli River Rafting
- Best Time: All Year Round



The River Trishuli which is relatively close to  Kathmandu, is one of the popular rivers for rafting and is ideal for beginners. Unraveling deep gorges and rolling valleys, the river takes rafters through remarkable landscape before arriving in the plains (tarai). The exhilaration of tackling challenging rapids is followed by relaxing challenging rapids is followed by relaxing sections that allow time for admiring the surroundings. Trips can last anywhere from one day to three days and the river is open to rafting through the year, unlike other rivers where trips are not feasible during the monsoons.

Rapids: Snail's Nose, Malekhu Rapid, Ladies' Delight, Highway, Upset, Surprise, S-Bend and Pinball Rapid.

Rafting down the Trishuli is also an adventurous means of reaching Chitwan where rafters can then embark on another adventure-safari in the Chitwan National Park. Trips usually start from Charaudi.

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