Rafting in Nepal

Bhotekoshi River Rafting
The river runs 70km out of kathmandu and lies in the east is the adventurous one, has direct source of the snow-melting from the Himalayas. The rapid of the rivers caused the rafting duration to be short and is known in Nepal the one out of the other seven.

Sunkoshi River Rafting
We drive to the east of kathmandu and reach in Dolalghat to begin the most classic and famous rafting (top ten in the world). We start the fantastic expedition passing through the beautiful open valley, astounding waterfalls, kind and clean sandy bank, and heavenly-made like colorful villages, with the rapids of the river.

KaliGandaki River Rafting
The origin of the river is from Tibet and flows down through the world’s deepest gorge between to giant mountain Annapurna and Dhaulagiri. The Hinduism has direct relation with river and you can see the pristine beauty of the nature with the end of one’s life on  the bank of the river where the funeral procession takes place.

Karnali Rafting
The Karnali is Nepal’s longest and largest river and with its tributaries, it drains most of the Far west of Nepal – the ‘wild west’. The area that it flows through is wild and relatively unpopulated with some of the most pristine jungle scenery in Nepal, and abundant wildlife.

Seti River Rafting
The warmest water of the Himalayan river in Nepal, SETI RIVER, is ideal for those who seek an introduction to rafting & kayaking is an exploration on the peace, the most beautiful scenic area of the country site. The river journey is supposed to be the best area for beginner kayakers or a warm up trip for intermediate kayakers.

Trishuli River Rafting
The trip in Trishuli river will be along side of the national highway. Calm but smoothly running Trishuli river sometimes gets rapid and makes the trip exciting. The trip start from Baireni or From Charaudi (depending on the schedule of the clients) that ends before Narayanghat, so the rafter can go to chitawan or to Pokhara or back to