Trishuli River Rafting

Rafting in Trushili
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Trishuli
At a Glance
Duration1 Days
Trip GradeEasy
CountryNepal
Group Size1-16 Peoples
Travel StyleDriving
Best TimeIn All Season

Trishuli River rafting is a fantastic way to experience Nepal’s natural beauty. It is named after Lord Shiva’s trident / Trishul, where the river flows from the stunning Himalayas. Located just a 3 to 4 hours drive from Kathmandu, Trishuli River is easily accessible and offers stunning views along the way. The spot is perfect for those who want to enjoy nature without spending too much time traveling.

If you’re new to rafting or you’ve some rafting experience, Trishuli River Rafting have something to offer for all kinds of people. The popularly known white river rafting is one of Nepal’s most popular adventurous activities enjoyed by both locals and tourists. Rafters can explore stunning gorges, green forests and traditional Nepali villages. It gives them a chance to see local culture along the journey.

Key Highlights

  • Key Highlights Scenic drive to Charaudi
  • It is the center of major cities of Nepal: Chitwan, Pokhara and Kathmandu
  • For beginners, it’s a perfect place to experience white water rafting
  • Exciting rapids with varying difficulty

Seasonal Overview

  • September to November: The weather is great, with calm water rapids and clear sky
  • December to February: The cold winter temperature has lower water levels, which requires appropriate gear.
  • March to June: Good weather, suitable for all skill levels.
  • June to August: Higher risks during the monsoon season due to increased water volume. Best suitable for experienced rafters.

Grade of Trishuli River 

Trishuli River offers an excellent destination for rafting due to the rapids in Grade II to III classes. This class level indicates a relatively calm potential to pass through. The river is perfect for both beginners and experienced rafters. While you are on the raft, you will love the beautiful landscapes- an adventure with a great view.

As you begin, you will be taken through the Class II rapids, which are harmless and quite moderate. They have small waves, which add fun to your paddling without being too overwhelming. You can enjoy the thrill with much ease while still feeling safe.

As you go further downstream, there might be Class III rapids. These parts are somewhat tighter. They have irregular waves that are more closely watched but still considered suitable for rafters at a beginner level with basic paddling skills who could consider the excitement in it.

It rises enormously during the monsoon period, starting from June to August. The rapids shoot up to a Class III+. Rafting, therefore, becomes quite thrilling but calls for additional precaution. Its choppiness now attracts the adventure-seeker who likes a good challenge.

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Itinerary
Outline Itinerary
Day 01
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Tour Plan
Day 01

Your journey starts with a three to four hours of scenic bus drive from Kathmandu to Charaudi. It is the gateway to the exciting Trishuli River rafting. You will be received there by our friendly guide. A brief guide will be given to you along with the necessary information on the trip to help you get geared up for this thrilling adventure. The river is popularly known for its rapids. Due to all these reasons, it's perfect for white water rafting.

After you arrive at Charaudi, your rafting guide shall brief you on all the necessary information on rafting in Trishuli. The Trishuli River is highly known for its whitewater rapids. Hence, this is what you need if you are an adventure seeker.

Your whitewater rafting adventure begins with thrill and fun. You shall be welcomed by the rapids, where you will do waves paddling for two hours. Later on, after that fabulous ride, we will take you to lunch in a very beautiful spot.

Since you’ll be in the water continuously rafting for two to tree hours, you’ll feel refreshed and energized. You'll have plenty of chances to splash in the water and enjoy the lovely views of the river.

Finally, the trip finishes with a ride on local transportation. A bus to Pokhara, Chitwan or return to Kathmandu is also available after the completion of the rafting day. It will be an unforgettable day with lifetime memories and one important experience in your life.

Cost Details
Included
  • Professional and licensed rafting guide
  • Rafting equipment (helmet, life jacket, paddle, etc.)
  • Transportation to and from the rafting site
  • Safety kayak support
  • Meals during the trip (breakfast, lunch, and dinner)
  • Accommodation in a riverside camp (if applicable)
  • First aid medical kit
  • Government taxes and service charges
  • Permits and entry fees for the rafting area
Excluded
  • Personal expenses (snacks, drinks, etc.)
  • Insurance (travel, medical, and emergency evacuation)
  • Tips for guide and support staff
  • Additional accommodation before and after the trip
  • Any costs due to natural calamities (landslides, road blockages, etc.)
  • Personal gear such as a waterproof jacket, sunscreen, etc.
Additional Info

Rafting Group Size

At Regal Nepal Tours, we offer flexible rafting on the Trishuli River. You can opt for both private and group rafting options. The size of our groups is very flexible and may be booked starting from 1 to 16 people, depending on your requirements. No matter whether you're traveling solo or with friends and family. We've got you covered. Children over the age of 10  are welcome to enjoy the adventure.

Thus, the whole family can get involved in this sport. It is quite a great way to get closer and have lifelong memories on the water. The rafting is open and meant for everyone, so you can plan accordingly.

What to Bring for Your Rafting Trip?

Get ready for an adventurous scenic rafting trip to Trishuli by carrying all the necessary things. Be well prepared so that you can make your trip comfortable and focus more on making lasting memories.

For clothing, you can carry quickly drying shorts or swimwear, a light jacket or long-sleeve shirt, a comfortable t-shirt and a rash guard. You must bring water-friendly sandals or shoes that can handle getting wet. Optionally, you can also carry flip-flops. 

Carry sun protection like water-resistant sunscreen and lip balm. Additionally, you can carry sunglasses and a hat/cap to your liking.

Personal items like a waterproof camera or phone to capture memories. You can carry snacks for energy during breaks. If you are under medication or require certain medicine during travels, do not forget to grab the medicines.

Some other essentials may include a towel for drying off after rafting. Additionally, you can also carry a small dry bag to keep your valuables safe and dry. Drink plenty of water before and after the adventure so that you can stay hydrated. It's best to carry a refillable water bottle.

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Safety Measures and Guidelines

When it comes to river rafting, safety is the number one priority. Trishuli River Rafting is thrilling but it’s very important to follow some simple safety measures and guidelines to ensure everyone has a fun and safe experience. This is how you can have a safe and enjoyable day here at Trishuli River Rafting:

  • The guide will give you a safety briefing before you hit the water. Listen to your guide as they explain how to paddle, what to do in case of capsizing and other important tips.
  • When you go rafting, make sure to wear your safety gear like a life jacket and helmet.
  • During the trip, make sure to stay inside the raft unless your guide tells you otherwise.
  • Make sure to follow the instructions carefully given by your guide. Especially paddling or moving around obstacles.
  • If you’re a beginner, let your guide know. They can help ensure that you’re on a section of the river that matches your skills level.
  • Wear a dress that is quick to dry and shoes that are water-resistant. So dress appropriately. Avoid wearing heavy clothes like jeans or heavy fabrics that can weigh you down if you get wet. 
  •  Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated before and after your trip.
  • Lastly, rafting is all about having fun. Enjoy the beautiful scenery and maintain the excitement of the rapids
FAQs

The difficulty level of rafting in the Trishuli River is known as moderately difficult. For the rafting experience, both beginners and experienced rafters can go on this river. The rapids of the Trishuli River fluctuate from Class II to Class III+ depending upon the level and season of the water.

For Nepali citizens, Trishuli River Rafting costs anywhere from Rs 1800 Per Person to  Rs 2000 NPR. For tourists, the price may range from USD 25 to  USD 30 Per Person. 

The world’s highest river rafting point is Sangam Point at Leh, Ladakh in India. This river has exciting rapids and beautiful views which attract adventure seekers who want an unforgettable experience.

The Trishuli River offers exciting rafting opportunities, that range from Class II to III+ based on the water level and the season.

Here in Nepal, rivers stem directly from the Himalayas. It offers exciting rapids and magnificent scenery that makes rafting popular.

Trishuli River Rafting is a popular adventure in Nepal. You can easily reach the Trishuli River from Kathmandu, Pokhara, or Chitwan. The river flows down from the Himalayas at Gosainkunda.

Class 5 rapids are extremely long, obstructed and violent rapids. Nearly impossible to scout from the river. If you do make a mistake, it can be fatal or severely injuring. Most of the commercial rafting companies usually don’t go beyond Class V.

White water rafting can be extreme in certain rivers and rapids. In the higher-grade rapids, like Class IV or V, the water is really fast-moving and quite intense. Hence, it is very challenging. Less intense ones, like Class II and III, will be way easier and much smoother, hence good for beginners.

The spectacular white water rafting is in Nepal in the Bhote Koshi and Trishuli rivers. Bhote Koshi offers exhilarating rapids, perfect for true adventure lovers. At the same time, Trishuli cleverly combines scenic views with less intimidating rapids to afford a more relaxing yet rewarding experience perfect for beginners and families alike.

The rapids are graded on a scale from I to VI based on the difficulty factor: Grade I, with calm water, presents little or no challenge, Whereas Grade VI is considered extremely dangerous and just about impossible to run. Most popular rafting rivers, such as Trishuli, offer rapids between Grades II and III, which is exciting yet suitable for beginners.