White Water Rafting in Nepal

Nepal river rafting trip is a wonderful way to explore and experience Nepal's natural and enthno-cultural heritage. Rivers here are regarded as goddesses, and are included in a number of Hindu and Buddhist religious rituals. Many can be witnessed during a raft adventure. Slopes adjoining the rivers often harbor dense vegetation and interesting wildlife. Several varieties of fish also abound. And rafting in Nepal is a great experience in it's own right: the thrill of running white water rapids can be as exhilarating as reaching a mountain summit! Rivers can be grouped into three categories on the basis of their origin: Antecedent to the Himalayas

Below the Mahabharat Below the Churia range The major river systems-- the Koshi, the Karnali and the Gandaki-- belong to the first group. Rivers originating from the Mahabharat Range, which cut through Churia hills, come under the second group. These include the Bagmati, Kamala etc. The third group of rivers originate from the southern face of the Churia hills.

Trishuli River Rafting

The Trisuli is the most easily accessible river and most popular rafting river. Trips here can be designed for various time-frames. Easily reached from Kathmandu and Pokhara, descents can be tailored in terms of degree of difficulty. The trip can also be extended into the Royal Chitwan National Park. This river is also popular with intermediate kayakers.

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Sunkoshi River Rafting

Sun Koshi (River of Gold) has been classed as one of the ten best rafting rivers in the world. Big rapids, warm water, no roads or towns, extraordinary scenery and great camping make this a classic multi-day river trip. The most common put-in point of a Sunkosi river trip is Dolalghat, a three hour drive north-east from Kathmandu. At the outset, the river is peaceful and the first day's rafting is relatively easy. The Sun Kosi traverses the Mahabharat range and follows one of the main geological fault lines of the Himalayas. This is also an excellent trip for intermediate and advanced kayakers.

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Bhote Koshi River Rafting

Bhote Koshi is another beautiful mountain river. From Kathmandu, it takes only few hours to reach the usual put-in place at Bharabise. We can arrange a day's rafting of any degree of difficulty. Camp overnight on the river bank, and reach Dolalghat the next day to catch your vehicle back to Kathmandu. This is an ideal selection for those short on time.

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Kali Gandaki River Rafting

A Kali Gandaki river trip first requires either a flight or drive from Kathmandu to Baglung. A typical trip could begin at Modibeni, at the confluence of the Kali Gandaki and the Modikhola. This expedition has everything, exciting rapids, sandy beaches, cascading waterfalls, gorges, wildlife and a feeling of remoteness. A beautiful unspoiled river with good white water, Kali Gandaki, is ideal for people wanting an exciting medium-length raft trip. It is also suitable for a self-sufficient kayak trip for intermediate and expert kayakers. We recommended combining this river expedition with a mountain trek beforehand. It's also worth considering continuing down the lower Kali Gandaki (Ramdi-Narayanghat) to Chitwan National Park. This may well be the best 5 day raft trip in the world.

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Marshyangdi River Rafting

The Marsyangdi rises on the northern slopes of the Annapurna Himal, flows east through an arid valley around Manang, and then swings south to join the Trisuli River at Mugling. The Marsyangdi is the most exciting class 4-5 white water in Nepal. A white knuckle trip once your paddle hits the water till your feet touch dry land. But really not for the faint hearted. One of the most outstanding class 4 kayaking rivers in the world. Continuous exhilarating white water with magnificent mountain backdrops. From Kathmandu to Dumre is 3 to 4 hours by bus, depending on the state of the road. Continue the trip up to Besisahar by bus. From Besisahar it's a day's walk to the put-in point at Ngadito. The trip usually ends at Mugling, from where you can catch a bus to Pokhara or Kathmandu.

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