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White water Rafting in Nepal |
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General Information for getting ready for Rafting with us:
Rafting is an adventure expedition all in all, so we suggest our valuable clients to be prepared mentally brave to start the rafting trip. If you are confident yourself, rafting is joyful adventure rather then scary adventure. Of course our company will try our best not to have any problem but you please insure yourself from your insurance company before the trip starts. If you are insured already and something happened, you can claim the returns from your insurance company.
Regarding the rafting equipments and camping gears, we will fully provide you all necessary equipments such as life jacket, helmet, paddle, rafting boat, guide, emergency kayak with very experience guide, wait suit in necessary, tent, sleeping bag, sleeping mat etc. Please prepare yourself the personal clothing like sandal, shoes, sucks, short, t-shirt whatever you will feel easy to use during the rafting period. Camera is the most important and risky tool to carry in the rafting. So we would suggest our customers to use cheap cameras or like one time use camera just for this trip
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The Trisuli River(3+): is one of the most popular of Nepal’s raftable rivers because of its proximity to Kathmandu and the easy road access. For first time rafters it offers plenty of excitement. You can also choose to incorporate a ride down the Trisuli with either a trip to Pokhara or to the Royal Chitwan National Park.The Kali Gandaki River (4-4+): is a remote rafting destination. The river winds through canyons and gorges among gorgeous wilderness and mountain views and offers intense rapids. Trips on the Kali Gandaki begin and end in Pokhara and offer an exciting alternative to the Trisuli. Its easy to take this rafting trip from Pokhara if you are involving to trek in Annapurna region.
The Bhote Kosi River (4-5+) : is a special river located only three hours from Kathmand which it is pretty close to the Nepal-Tibet border. It is a two day run of pure excitement and thrill twenty six km of continuous white water through a veritable maze of canyons and Normally, the rafting in this river is for 2 days but you can also do it for a day a nd join for bungy jumping 160m. High Bridge!!!!!!!! Which is second highest bridge in the world as the hugest one is in New Zealand
The Marsyangdi River (4-5+) : a raging river in central Nepal, is a relative newcomer. The Marsyangdi is a four day run of uninterrupted white water. The river flows through the gorges of the Annapurnas and runs for fifty two km between boiling foam and towering peaks. Trips start from Pokhara. This is a technical river rafting.
The Karnali river (4-5+) : in the far west is the longest and largest river in Nepal where rafting is done expedition style. It takes a two day trek from Surkhet in the Terai to arrive at the river. The first ninety km run consists of spectacular landscapes and narrow gorges and some of the most challenging rapids. The remaining ninety offers attractive scenery and wildlife as well as an abundance of fish. This is a remote and pristine rafting destination uninterrupted by human habitation.
The Sun Kosi River (4-5+) : is the second offering of expedition rafting. The put in point is only three house from Kathmandu and is thus more easily accessible than the Karnali. Nevertheless, it offers an incredible stretch of exhilarating white water. The run is 270 km and requires approximately 8-10 days to complete with road access possible only at the beginning and the end. The white water is consistently intense and accompanies rafters right till the end. This river rafting is for summer expedition as other rivers except Trisuli will get nasty wild during the monsoon season and can’t raft.
Seti river. (2 days) : The Seti River is an excellent 2 days trip into an isolated area of the country, through lush jungles, plenty of easy rapids and fantastic Himalayan scenery. The river is excellent for beginners, intermediate, learners and families.
Day 1. Drive to Damauli from Pokhara or from
Kathmandu rafting for 3 hours and stay over night.
Day 2. Rafting for 3 hours then a drive to Kathmandu or Pokhara
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