Nepal is a great destination for rafting lovers, offering a range of landscapes to enjoy. The country has many rivers that are perfect for all skill levels. One of the easiest rivers to reach is the Trishuli River. It contains entertaining Grade II to III rapids. Lying just a few hours from Kathmandu, it is ideal for day trips. The river also offers beautiful views along the way.
The Bhotekoshi River, with its exciting Grade III to V rapids, is for those who want more excitement. Easy access from the capital makes this river a suitable destination for an adrenaline-packed journey, even with the shortest amount of time.
The Sun Kosi River is known to be the "River of Gold", particularly good for multiday rafting adventures. It extends over a stretch of more than 270 kilometers and consists of Grade III to IV rapids. The rafting in this river goes through breathtaking scenery, hence giving one an enriching experience altogether. In contrast, the Karnali River is the longest river in Nepal. It is a wild rapid with a grading between IV and V. As a result, it is ideal for experienced rafters only. Doing a Karnali allows you to travel into unspoiled wilderness and see wildlife.
The Seti River is a great, easy river for beginners with various Grade III to IV rapids, thus perfect for an introduction to white-water rafting. This river offers beautiful views and is suitable for short trips out of Pokhara. Originating from Tibet, the Kali Gandaki River is a moderate to challenging river in rapids, considering the beauty it presents with views of the Annapurna range. Lastly, the Tamur River is filled with adventure. Here, rafting and trekking can be combined in one 11 day trip.
Each one of these rivers carries with itself a potential for an exciting adventure. It maps the magnificent landscape and rich culture that Nepal possesses. Therefore, every one of them is worth visiting by any rafting enthusiast. So pack your gear and hold tight to experience the never-forgetting experience in Nepalese Rivers.
