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trip code
TGN-468
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end in
Kathmandu
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group size
2 - 14 Pax
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Accommodation
Hotel
Overview
Whenever you desire for a thrilling adventure like rafting, it is easy to find the perfect river rafting in Nepal . With a wide range of difficulties from a gentle 1-day float down the Trishuli river, Seti river, to an exhilarating 10-day adventure through the rapids of the remote Tamur, Arun and Karnali, there is an experience for everyone waiting in Nepal’s famous white waters. Nepal’s rivers change with the seasons.
Each year, after the heavy monsoon rains the waters swell, changing the run of the rivers and the nature of the rapids. New rapids are created, others become more difficult and some simply impossible to navigate. It is important to remember that some of the white water action you are about to read about could have changed by the time you come to run the river. At MRR we are constantly monitoring changes in the rivers and their rapids, so that we can always ensure the safety of our clients and plan expeditions with precision.
Nepal has earned a reputation as one of the best destinations in the world for white water river rafting. For the rafting purpose, rivers are graded on a scale of one to six depending on how wild they are. Four grades are considered to be quite challenging without being exceedingly dangerous to the novice rafter. Grade five requires some previous river experiences.
Let us look below at the popular rafting destinations in Nepal before taking the look at the one-day rafting trip to Bhote Koshi river that we are offering In this package.
Bhotekoshi River
Bhotekoshi is one mountain river where you can raft mild to a challenging one. Located few hrs. from Kathmandu, this river is famous for a one day rafting experience or even accompanied by a night camping experience. While our itinerary addresses the one day adventure, we would also be pleased to organize a multi-day tour for more challenging adventure in this river upon the requests of clients.
Trip highlights
Rafting in Nepal is a sporty combination of adventures, scenic beauties, and culture. Herein are some of the key highlights that make this sport an optimum combination for both thrill-seekers and nature lovers Rafting in Nepal is an adventure unparalleled by the combined thrilling experience with breathtaking natural beauty and rich cultural encounters. From adrenaline-packed ones to serene journeys through stunning landscapes, rafting in Nepal has it all. Be prepared for an unforgettable experience in one of the most beautiful adventure destinations in the world!
Sceneries of Breathtaking Beauty
Boating through Nepal’s grand rivers offers views of the beautiful landscapes that make up Nepal. From emerald-green valleys to towering mountains and cascading waterfalls, the sceneries are simply spectacular. Each river offers unique views, with every trip being a visual feast.
Exciting Rapids
It is a host to some of the most exciting white-water rapids in the world. You can be a beginner or an experienced rafter-the rivers vary to suit every skill level. Challenge yourself with the exhilarating Class IV and V rapids on the Bhote Koshi and Karnali, or enjoy the milder Class II and III rapids on the Trishuli.
Cultural Encounters
You get to meet the natives and learn the ways of living as you raft through interior parts of regions. Most of the white-water rafting tours make stops at river villages. You then get a chance to interface with the people, learn culture, and taste delicious local food.
Professional Guidance
In Nepalese rafting, safety is the most important concern. All trips are conducted by guides with experience who give necessary safety briefings and instruction. They ensure your fun under safety care, and this makes rafting amiable for beginners and families too.
Wildlife Viewing
You can expect to keep an eye out for the wild life as you make your way across these rivers. Be sure to frame shots of a variety of birds, monkeys, even the very rare gharial crocodile, depending on your location. The general natural setting is such that it provides a very healthy environment for the many species inhabiting it, further enriching the adventure.
Flexible Options for Trips
Rafting in Nepal can be done from half-day to multi-day trips. From a short thrill to a lengthier experience, one can choose the type of trip according to schedule and interest.
Camps and Bonfires
Enjoy riverside camping on the multi-day rafting trips: pitching tents, unwinding by the campfire under starry skies, and sharing tales with other voyagers. It is a great way to unwind after an action-filled day on the water.
Adventure Combos
Most adventure companies combine packages of river rafting with either trekking, canyoning, or mountain biking to give one a full sense of adventure in Nepal.
Accessibility
The accessibility to river rafting is rather easy, with quite a substantial number of rafting operators based in the two most popular tourist cities in Nepal: Kathmandu and Pokhara. Added advantages are the numerous companies providing transportation to and from the rivers for your adventure in complete ease.
Unforgettable Moments
Above all, the river rafting in Nepal is incomparable for making moments unforgettable. The rafting rush, the companionship of a rafting team, and the scenery viewed-unbelievably beautiful-create lifetime memories.
itinerary
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day 01
Drive to Kadichaur, rafting and and drive back to Kathmandu
Our trip start from Kathmandu. At 6:00 AM in the morning you should be ready at your hotel lobby. Our representative will escort you to join the group from where we will start our trip. It will take 3 hrs of drive to Kadichaur, the starting point of our rafting activity.
On the way after a drive of 1.5 hrs. we will have some coffee or tea (self pay) for 20 minutes. After doing some breakfast we will drive for 1.5 hours to reach Kadichaur. After reaching Kadichaur, we will organize our rafting equipment there and it will take 30 minutes to be ready for doing so. You should wear comfortable clothes.
Before entering the Bhotekoshi river for rafting, we will inform you about safety during the trip for 20 minutes. Then we will start our rafting adventure. We will let you know places where you can swim or cliff jumping if you are interested.
We will end our trip at Sukute (698m) and have some foods like non-veg, bread, drinks, etc. then we will drive back to Kathmandu, Thamel where the trip will end.
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- Pickup and drop to hotel.
- Surface transportation to and from rafting sport in a Private Vehicle.
- Rafting Guide.
- Lunch.
Price Excluded
- Breakfast.
- All personal expenses.
- Other things not mentioned in cost Includes
FAQ
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What is River Rafting in Nepal?
River Rafting is one of the most exhilarating adventures that would be done along some of the most magnificent rivers of Nepal: Trishuli, Bhote Koshi, and Karnali these rivers are famous for their thrilling rapids and amazing scenery.
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Which rivers are best for rafting in Nepal?
The best rafting rivers in Nepal include the following Trishuli River It is suitable for beginners, families, and even diplomats. A class II to IV river. Bhote Koshi River: Much more challenging with rapids of class III to V, this offers a very wild ride for adrenaline junkies. Karnali River: This is considered the most beautiful, wild, and remote river running some of the most thrilling class IV to V rapids; most definitely not for beginners.
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Is River Rafting safe in Nepal?
Generally, river rafting in Nepal is safe if it is operated by experienced operators. The reputed companies ensure safety by providing good equipment, a safety briefing, and guides who make the trip both safe and enjoyable.
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What is the best time for river rafting in Nepal?
Spring is the best time for river rafting in Nepal, which falls in March, April, and May, and during autumn, which falls in September, October, and November. At this time, there is consistent weather and optimal water levels to make rafting possible and fun.
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Do I need any experience of river rafting?
Most of the white-water rafting trips do not require any previous experience to paddle through the rivers of Nepal. Most of the rivers are for beginners, including the Trishuli River. Guides will provide a safety talk and training, so it’s okay if you’re a newbie.
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What should I wear to go white-water rafting?
Quick-drying clothes: a synthetic swimsuit or shorts and a moisture-wicking shirt. You will be provided with a life jacket and a helmet, but take along some water shoes or sandals that strap onto your feet.
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How long are the trips for rafting in Nepal?
The duration of a rafting trip may range from a half day to several days. Half-day trips give the needed quick thrill; longer ones include riverside camping for a complete experience.
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What does the river rafting package include?
Most of the river rafting packages include transportation to and from the river, safety gear that includes life jackets and helmets, meals for a multi-day trip, the expertise of guides, and sometimes accommodation depending on the length of your trip.
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Is there an age limit for river rafting in Nepal?
These age restrictions may vary with the type of river and operator, but most of the time, children as young as 5-6 years can go on easy rivers and older children and adults on harder rapids. Always check with the operator you have chosen for specific guidelines.
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Is it possible to combine river rafting with other activities?
Of course, most of the adventure companies throughout Nepal are offering combo packages where you can also paraglide or mountain bike or trek along with river rafting.
Review
Aristofanes Cedeno
01/01/1970
One Week in Nepal With Tour Guide
I recently spent one week in Nepal and Tour Guide Team Trek provided an extraordinary service with an itinerary suited to my needs and interests, including Kathmandu, Chitwan, and Pokhara, detailed cultural and historical explanations when visiting different sites in Kathmandu, and above all, a customer and people-oriented approach to all activities, meals, shopping, etc. Kumar Dahal was my tour guide and it was a pleasure for me to have him showing me his native Nepal. Kumar has excellent English speaking skills and he is willing to take the extra mile to help you have the best trip to this beautiful country. I recommend him and Nepal Tour Guide Team Trek wholeheartedly as the best agency to fulfill your expectations.
Adam Szucs
01/01/1970
Memorable 4 Days With Tour Guide
My wife and I had the privilege to enjoy a 4 days long private tour with tourguideinnepal.com. Everything was spot on. We had a private driver and a private tour guide for the entire trip, both extremely polite. I can 100% recommend them to others also. I also found their pricing more than fair. Kumar runs the company, he was very helpful when we put together the custom itinerary. Our tour guide was Suvash, probably the most caring guy I’ve ever met. Thanks for the lifetime experience guys!
Brad Wegner
01/01/1970
Two Nights Was Awesome
I only had two nights in Kathmandu and primarily wanted to do a chopper flight around Everest as well as see as much of Kathmandu as possible. Kumar was amazing and looked after me like family. I did a lot of research and Kumar booked the Chopper flight for me and answered any and all questions I had leading up to it. The Everest day was truly one of the best and awe inspiring days of my life. Kumar also took us to all of the must see sights in Kathmandu. He listened to our needs as well as read our body language for what we required. You must have a guide in places like Kathmandu to understand the history and not miss anything and you won’t regret using Kumar – he is the best!!
Tom And Heide
18/09/2018
AMAZING NEPAL EXPERIENCE WITH Nepal Tour Guide Team
We had the privilege exploring KTM valley with Kumar. He has a way of showing you all facets of Nepal as nobody else will. Not only does he know his country like no other, he also has a special way of connecting you with his culture , people, customs and more like a real tour guide can only do. He is a humanitarian, a good spirit, with a great sense of humor and a heart of gold, someone who CARES about his country and people. You will love the way he guides you and shows you his country. Anything from local foods, to extensive history or just small talk about politics and social issues, Kumar is happy to discuss all. He showed us a side of Nepal, we would have never experienced with a larger bus group. He customized our program to our liking, the way we wanted it, patiently answered all of our questions always friendly , attentive and genuine. We can highly recommend Kumar as your private guide. I have traveled the world extensively (please see my other reviews on tripadvisor) and know the difference between ‘just a guide’ and a true tour director who LOVES his job and connecting with people from all walks of life. Kumar is great in what he does and his personality will make you like him the day you meet. We are still friends and should we return to Nepal, there is no doubt in our minds that we will see him again, not only as our guide but also to reunite with a great friend and human being.
Two Weeks In Nepal
We came to Nepal for just under two weeks in March 2017. My husband and I decided to bring my mom for her 60th birthday as it was her lifelong dream to visit Nepal. But weren’t sure what to do while we were there! Luckily, we found Nepal Tour Guide Team, and after a few emails to Kumar, he set up the whole trip for us. Our trip was incredible, and Kumar was wonderful. From Kathmandu to Chitwan, Pokhara and back, Kumar showed us the whole country, and his knowledge was second to none. He arranged all the hotels, the car and driver, the things we did, showed us great places to eat and most importantly, provided great friendship and conversation along the way! We laughed the whole trip and had a wonderful time. The mountains were beautiful, Chitwan was amazing, and the lakeside at Pokhara was definitely my mom’s favorite part. We’re still positive we had the best tour guide and the most skilled driver in the entire country. Kumar is an incredible person and we made a lifelong friend. Even after coming home, we continue to keep in touch, chatting and making video calls. We can’t wait to go back!
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