RAFTING IN NEPAL

Nepal is also popular for rafting. The main source for the river system in Nepal is the marvelous and splendid Himalayas in the north. To raft one does not need any formal training or experience. What you need is courage and spirit of adventure. We provide you well-trained and experienced river guide with good quality equipments.

Climate & Period for River Trips
The best season for rafting is October and November. During this time, rivers are moderately high, temperatures are warm and the skies seem clear with fine mountain views. Rafting is not recommended during June, July and September. From December till early February water is cold and river level low. From late February to early April is also good time for river running - river levels are reliably low, air temperature warm and blue. The disadvantage is that the air is often hazy: one cannot be assured of stunning mountain views and there may be occasional shower of rain.

Short Trips
Short trips take between one and four days and do not involve any trekking. Some of these trips involve less challenging white water and are ideally suited to first time rafters and families. Others attract experienced thrill-seekers with their world-class rapids.

Seti Khola: Warm and beautiful (2 days) - (Grade II - III +)
Most of the year, the Seti (class 2 to 3+) famous for its dazzling scenery is a gentle river, attracting families, bird watchers, nature lovers and dreamers. However, during the monsoon, its swollen rapids prove an exciting test for experienced rafters and Kay Akers. Seti is the best river for learning Kayak in Nepal.

Trishuli River: The classic river (1 to 3 days) - (Grade III)
For first time paddlers, a trip down the Trishuli is an experience not to be missed (class 3 to 4+ in high water). While you learn to handle the river's well spaced, straightforward rapids, a panorama of stunning gorges drifts quietly past. During the monsoon, the river promises a more challenging ride, top with powerful rapids and whirlpools. This trip can easily be combined with a visit to Chitwan National Park or Pokhara.

Bhote Koshi River - (2 days)
The harmony of Tibet & the Himalayas - (Grade III - IV +)
The Bhote Koshi is one of the best white water adventures in Nepal (class 4 to 5). Your journey to the starting point takes you through the mountains, past a vista of traditional Tibetan life. Once you're on the river, though there is no time to stop and admire the scenery, as you and your fellow rafters negotiate some of the fastest and steepest rapids in Nepal. This true adventure can be rafted between October and December and February and April.

Kali Gandaki River: River of God (3 days) - (Grade III - IV +)
Named after the much-revered Goddess Kali and descending from the deepest gorge in Asia, this fabulous river (class 3 to 4+) offers a mixture of astounding mountain views and pure adrenaline with a full immersion into the wilderness.

Along the way you will encounter culture at its simplest. If you're lucky, traditional Magar and Chetri villagers will venture down to the riverbank to witness your journey through the remote mountain wilderness of Nepal.

Karnali 7 days - (Grade III - IV +)
Rafting in longest river of Nepal flowing through steep, jagged canyons with rapids tightly packed, offering continuous challenging water at all flows. Either a bus ride to far-western Nepal or flight will take us to this river. The river section takes about 7 days to navigate, even as you explore canyons and waterfalls. Start with the panoramic remote area easy to access from Surkhet. It is bonus for the river as the world’s leading resource for off-the-beaten path - iexplore has recently marked it in seventh place in whitewater rafting category.

Marshyandi River (Grade IV +) 05 - days trip
This is one of the most challenging steep rivers for thrilling white water rafting. It provides splendor views of the Himalayas, landscape, culture, vegetation, technical thundering rapids, colorful valley of Marsyangdi. The trip starts in Ngadi, which needs 1 day, trek from Besisahar and ends at Bimalnagar.