Rafting in Nepal

Rafting starting point is at Charaudi Red House (81KM from Kathmandu 3-4 hrs drive). You will have this exciting rafting trip hitting a few class 2 or 3 rapids called “LADISE DELIGHT” and stop for some time rest. After rest whitewater hit a class 2 to 3 rapid called “UPSET” & SURPRISE”. After that you will have buffet hot lunch and continue your trip to Pokhara. (you need to walk about 5 minutes to reach road site)

Cost

USD 40 | INR 2500 per person @ Trishuli on the way to Pokhara

Includes

1. Aprox. 4 hour whitewater rafting
2. NRS Expedition Rafting Boat
3. Modern Life Jacket, protect helmet, Plastic Paddle
4. Safety Equipment, dry bag, safety drum
5. A professional whitewater river guide
6. Buffet hot Lunch with tea/coffee
7. Hot/Cold Shower

Excludes

1. Transportation from Kathmandu – unless you have booked your Pokhara package with us

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Nepal Rivers are the most thrilling whitewater with a wide range of difficulties.

Rafting is one of the best ways to explore the typical cross section of natural as well as cultural heritage of the country. There are numerous rivers in Nepal which offer excellent rafting or canoeing experience. You can glide on calm jade waters with magnificent scenery all about or rush through roaring white rapids, in the care expert river-men employed by government authorized agencies. One can opt for a day of river running or more. Top 3 rivers for commercial rafting are:

• The River Trishuli (grade 3 +) is one of the most popular of Nepal’s raftable rivers.
• The Kali Gandaki (grade 5,5+) winds through remote canyons & deep gorges – 5  days intense rapids.
• The Bhote Koshi (grade 4,5) 270 km, requiring 8-10 days to complete, is a big and challenging river.

Adventurers  are provided with world class services by rafting agents. Agencies here provide life jackets, camping gear and the standard rafting paraphernalia needed by word-class rafters. An extremely popular sport in Europe, canoeing is now available in Nepal. Canoeing gives you the freedom to explore some of the most ruggedly beautiful, yet forbidden places in the world.