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Rafting In Nepal |
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Rafting the wild rivers of Nepal is yet another
exciting adventure journey, providing you with a
challenge of a lifetime. Whether it is in rubber
rafts or kayaks the rapids, strong currents and
boiling foam is a challenge not to be missed.
These river trips take you deep into the
countryside where no roads exist. While floating
down the river you may enjoy the picturesque
mountain sceneries, at other times the river
will be thrilling with its rapids and holes. At
the end of the day you will be camping on sandy
beaches by riverside villages, make a bon fire
and relax over a delicious meal. Safety will be
guaranteed by our professional and experienced
river guides and first class equipment. Rafting
trips can last anything from one to twelve days
on a variety of rivers, all which will be
offering dramatically different experiences. You
can choose from any of the following depending
on your time and previous experience:
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Major Rafting Trips in Nepal |
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 Trishuli
River
We offer trip for 1-3 days on Trishuli River
distance 20–60 km., starting from Baireni
(approximately 2:30 hr.) and take out on the way
of before Narayanghat and for day or 2-day
rafting trip we start from Charaudi
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Sunkoshi
River
The new put-in point Dholalghat or Dumja for the
Sun Kosi River is about 3 hour a way east from
Kathmandu, Mountain River rafting provides you
private transportation to transfer there for the
rafting trip. After completion
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Kaligandaki
River
The trip begins and ends Pokhara to Pokhara-after
breakfast early morning from Lakeside,
transferred by private transportation to the put
in point Maldhunga of the Kali Gandaki River
bank (appr. 3 hr. drive) and after
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Karnali
River
About 20-22-hour bus journey to Kalyandada from
Kathmandu via Birendranagar, Surkhet west Nepal.
Alternatively, an hour flight to Nepalgunja in
additional cost then 8-hour bus journey again.
From
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Seti
River
The put in point of the Seti River is Madi River
Bridge at Damauli and after 2-day river rafting
action take out at Gaighat bellow the Trishuli
River confluence. Transferring at Damauli is
accessible form Pokhara (appr.2 hr.)
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Bhotekoshi
River
“Bhote” roughly translates as “river from Tibet
so there are quite a lot of rivers with this
name in Nepal. This Bhote Koshi is the main
branch of the Sun Koshi. The river is followed
by the Araniko highway so access and
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Tamur
River
By bus 16-18 hr journey first transfer to
Basantapur from Kathmandu and combine 3 day
trekking to put in point Dovan, start 155km
river rafting action, which takes 6 -7 day and
end the trip at Chatara. The return
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