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Rafting in Nepal
 

Introduction

rafting in nepalHimalayan Outdoors is a Government licensed company that has many years of experience which has allowed them to chart more river miles and execute more river trips than the rest.  Also Himalayan Outdoors gives top most priority to safety and is equipped with rafts, jackets and helmets that are designed specially for Nepalese white water rafting and has a team of professional river guides and staff that have received the most rigorous and thorough training in all aspects of river running.


MOST POPULAR RIVER TRIPS:

1 - 3 Days Rafting on the Trishuli River :

PUT IN POINT: CHARAUDI
TAKE OUT POINT: TRISHULI RIVER PANCH KILO
NO OF DAYS: 1 - 3 DAYS
CLASS: 3 (4+)
SEASON: ROUND THE YEAR

The Trishuli River is Nepal’s most popular rafting river, easy access from Kathmandu and Pokhara, scenic valleys, impressive gorges and exhilarating rapids as well as right amount of time makes it a perfect trip. The river originates in the Himalaya flowing to the southern plains of Nepal and enters India to mingle with the Ganges and ultimately ending in the  Bay of Bengal.
Cleints can schedule their trip from 1 to 3 days.

2 Days Rafting on the Seti River :

PUT IN POINT: DAMAULI
TAKE OUT POINT: TRISHULI RIVER GAI GHAT
NO OF DAYS: 2 DAYS
CLASS: 2 (3+)
SEASON: ROUND THE YEAR

The Seti river rises on the south east slopes of Mt Machapuchare and then flows south of Nepal. From Damauli, the Seti enters a valley initially passing through some small narrow gorges and  then winding between interlocking spurs of the high green hills before entering a straighter “Jungle Corridor”. This corridor continues all the way down to the Trishuli. The most prominent features to note on the river include quite a range of birds. From vultures on the upper section to Kingfishers on the lower section.

This is a really pleasant picturesque two days trip –no horrendous big rapids but a lot of friendly small ones. The “Jungle Corridor” is so beautiful with white beaches by a warm blue river that it makes a great place to laze or camp.