Rafting is an outdoor entertainment activity that uses an unsinkable raft. It has different difficulty levels according to the current of the water in which the sport is done. It can be done solo but is more commonly done with groups and needs good teamwork to manage the water. September to early December and March to June is considered the best time to go on river rafting in Nepal. During this period, the weather is mild and the water is not too cold.

Nepal has many rivers for you to explore rafting; Trishuli river, Seti river, Bhote Koshi river, Kali Gandaki river, Marsyangdi river, Sun Koshi river, Arun river, Karnali river, Tamur river. In Nepal, rafting not only allows you to enjoy the thrill of water but also gives you a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the natural scenery along with birdwatching.

Bhote Koshi River Rafting:

The Bhote Koshi River is down circulation from Tibet, and it’s locally called Bhot, so its title originated as BHOTE KOSHI. This rafting is for those who want to explore the river and enjoy white water rafting. This rafting gives a whole whitewater run as it is the steepest river run. 

It is situated a 3-4 hour drive northeast of Kathmandu. The guides are rafters who have experience rafting in the wild rivers of Nepal so they will provide you with tips to stay safe while in the river. There will always be a guide in each boat who will give directions and pick the safest path. All the required gear will be provided along with the tents, and sleeping mats. En route, there is an excellent opportunity to stop in Dhulikhel to admire the magnificent views of the Himalayas. The Bhote Koshi is considered one of the most effective brief white water rafting trips in the world. It’s the steepest river rafted in Nepal, with constant fast action making this river a full-scale devotion and a massive adrenaline rush. The best time for rafting is September to November and February to June.

This is an ideal trip for those wanting a short but exciting and intense holiday trip. It is better suited to those who have some previous rafting experience.

Trishuli River Rafting:

Trishuli River originates from Gosainkunda, the Himalayan Lake northwest of Kathmandu. According to a legend, Lord Shiva created three springs by piercing his trident into the rocky mountain. Since these three springs are the sources of water for the river it is named after the Trishuli River.

Trishuli rafting is the most popular whitewater tour in Nepal. It is appropriate for all individuals either first-timers or experienced ones. This rafting gives a joyful experience of natural beauty, scenic valleys, gorges, beaches, exciting rapids, and easier sections. The best season of Trishuli Rafting is from February to mid-June and September to January. July and August is the monsoon period in Nepal. Due to high water volume and high rapids in monsoon, it becomes difficult to organize rafting trips. Trishuli River rafting is safe as long as you follow the rafting guide briefing. The guides are rafters who have experience rafting in the wild rivers of Nepal so they will provide you with tips to stay safe while in the river. There will always be a guide in each boat who will give directions and pick the safest path. Rafting is safe for everyone above the age of 10 as long as you follow the instructions from the guides properly. All the safety gear will be provided as per need.

This is a very popular rafting in Nepal as it is appropriate for first-time rafters as well. 

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Deposit in advance

As per our company policy, you are required to pay 20% of the total trip cost for booking the trip. We will only start getting the thing set up for our clients once we receive the money and guarantee your spot. Our company will start preparing the product and services immediately for our client upon the confirmation of booking.

Cancellation

In case of cancellation, certain charges will be applied to your refund.

• Before 2 days: 15 % charges.
• Less than 24 Hours:  50% of the overall cost.