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Rafting in Nepal
Nepal is considered as a rich country in terms of water resources since here
are numerous fine rivers which offer excellent rafting or canoeing.
You can glide on calm jade water with a magnificence of scenery all about or
rush through roaring white rapids, with complete care of expert river men.
There are clear sandy beaches to camp or take a meal, and cool clear pools
to bathe.
One can enjoy a day of river running or more. There is no more relaxing
experience, no better way of getting from Kathmandu valley to the jungles of
the Chitwan Valley, a drop of thousands of feet in a new heavenly miles.
Experienced water rapids here are from grade 2 to grade 7 within a beautiful
environment of colorful villages, subtropical vegetation and friendly people
that will be unforgettable.
| River Name |
Total Days |
Description |
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Trishuli River
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01 - 02 days |
The Trisuli, although not the most inspiring river for rafting in Nepal. It does however provide easy access to transport and villages along the way.
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Bhote Kosi River |
02 Days |
The Bhote Kosi – the name implies that this river has its origin in Bhot or Tibet.
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Kali Gandaki |
03 Days |
The Kali - Gandaki is the most accessible river from the trekking base of Pokhara.
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The Sun Kosi River |
09 Days |
It offers the longest trip
in Nepal in terms of river days. It has many tributaries
entering from the north that drain Himalayan peaks including
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The Karnali River |
11 Days |
The Karnali, Nepal's mightiest river, is arguably the finest multi-day river trip in Nepal, and the classic Himalayan expedition. The Karnali's.
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Marsyangdi River |
04 Days |
Nick named as the 'Raging river', It starts to the north of the Annapurna range initially travelling southeast and then south below Chame.
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Tamur River |
12 Days |
In the east of Nepal the snows of "Kanchenjunga" feed a challenging less known relative of the Sun Kosi. The Tamur combines one of the best
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