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Rafting In Nepal

One of the important nature's most powerful and fascinating forces is the river of Nepal. One can almost hear the gurgle, the rumbling thunder as it rises, and the laughter as it falls. The soaring rivers of Nepal extend abundant sources of whitewater, a challenge for paddlers. Steep descents, fast-flowing rapids, spectacular scenery, an amazing variety of flora and fauna provide an outstanding river journey for enthusiastic paddlers. River journeys range from one-day short-cut excursions to 11-day long way expeditions. Each offers incredibly unique knowledge and engenders a lifetime memoir.

The services below provide a general guideline for journeys in the most popular rivers in Nepal.

River	Jan- May	June- Aug	Sept- Nov	Nov- Dec
Trisuli	2	4	3	2
Sun Koshi	3	5	4+	3+
Kali Gandaki	4	Impossible	5	4
Karnali	4+	Impossible	5	4+
Arun River	4	Impossible	5	4+
Seti River	2+	4+	3	4
Bhote Koshi	4	Impossible	4	3-
Marsyangdi	4	Impossible	5	4

Rafting in Trisuli River (Blast at Monsoon Flows)

Duration : 2 - 3 Days
Class : III - IV
Entry :Chaurandi
Exit : Jugeda

The Trisuli River is the popular one for short rafting trips. It has easy access to the Highway, as The Prithivi Highway runs along its banks. The Trisuli is also an ideal river for beginners. It gets even bigger in the monsoon.

Rafting in Sun Koshi River (The river of god)

Duration : 8 - 9 Days
Class : III - IV
Entry : ---
Exit : ---

The river with narrowly formed canyons and high swell of the water that provides an outstanding experience is the Sun Koshi River. However, the Koshi swells miles of distance approximately for 270km in its gentle current. This is, therefore, a rafting possible river with numerous warm water rapids. It can be a remarkable experience.

Rafting in Kailgandaki River (The Holy River)

Duration : 3 Days
Class : III - IV
Entry : Naya Pool
Exit : Mirmi

The only river comprising the world's deepest gorge with its bone-chilling rapids is the Kaligandaki River. The rafting provides extreme outlandish experience of an outstanding view of snowcapped slopes and peaks. The Kaligandaki River has its link to the Narayani River. The exit point of this rafting is Mirmi that lies along the bank of this river.

Rafting in Karnali River (The western Bend)

Duration : 10 Days
Class : III - IV
Entry : -----
Exit : -----

The only Nepal's longest river highly possible for rafting is The Karnali. The Karnali River is the river for whitewater rafting among many rivers having their origins at high altitude of the Himalayas. The current of the river remains violent during storms as caused by snow melting mostly in summer season. The rafting has its exposure of green wood along, small villages inhabited by backward Raute community.

Rafting in Arun River (Wilderness Experience)

Duration : 3 Days
Class : III - IV
Entry : Tumlingtar
Exit : Tumlingtar

The easiest way to get to this river is by catching a plane or we can drive for 1 day and then trek for three days to reach the put in point at Tumlingtar. The Arun River provides one of the most challenging rafting in Nepal, and although the rafting in this river comprises challenging trials only for three days, the countryside surrounding remotely located and spectacular mountain views make the rafting a real wilderness experience.

Rafting in Seti River (Kayak Clinic)

Duration : 4 Days
Class : III - IV
Entry : Daumali
Exit : Devgat

The Seti River, known as underground-river mostly found under ground in Pokhara Valley, is one of the excited and blue warm water rivers found alone in Nepal. The river has its origin in Mardi Himal beside Mt. Machhapuchchhre (Fishtail Mountain). The rafting begins from Damauli a quite plain land area surrounded by green hills and pastures. It provides an enjoyable as well as outlandish experience in kayaking which sums up limestone gorges, green wood and sights of crystal clear rapids.

Rafting in Tamur River (The Jewel of east)

Duration : 12 Days
Class : III - IV
Entry : -----
Exit : -----

The River with its calmer current that flows along eastern Himalayas range of Nepal comprising the view of Mt. Kanchenjungha and Mt. Makalu. The River has recently been opened for rafting. The Tamur is the river of great rafting possibility. The rafting in Tamur provides unique as well as outlandish short trek through snowcapped Himalayas.

Rafting in Bhotekoshi River (100 % Adrenaline Rush)

Duration : 2 Days
Class : III - IV
Entry : Kathmandu
Exit : Kathmandu

One of the best but short rafting trips in Nepal that covers 18km of continuous white water flow is one of the most action-packed paddling in Nepal. As the river flows across Tibet around Nepal-Tibet border, it provides innumerable possibilities for trekking and kayaking. Although it flows through the big gorges, it is the river of highest possibility for rafting in Nepal.

Rafting in Marshyangdi River (The Rouging River)

Duration : 5 Days
Class : IV - V
Entry : Ngadi
Exit : Bimalnagar

The Marsyangdi River bears its name after "Raging River" in the local dialect and the term aptly describes one of the best whitewater runs in the world. We trek through charming Gurung villages and emerald-green fields to Ngadi. Besides Snow-capped colossal Himalayan surround us and the champagne river churns below.

Note : Whatever the conditions the itinerary stated follow, it is for the visitors who prefer full package programme. At the same time, we also serve you based on your choice. The selection of itineraries and the staffs depends on your choice and financial procurement. We have options for any partial visit as per your requirement regarding your interest and financial condition.