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White Water Rafting in Nepal

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Being the second best country for the river system; Nepal has a lot to offer for your rafting journey here. You will start your journey with excitement, thrill and enthusiasm and end up with a mind capturing memory of all time. Here you can get different varieties and difficulties of rafting river ranging from grade 3 which is an easy one to accomplish to heart throttling 6 and 7 grades river. Rafting on grade 3 rivers will help to built up confidence and will provide you a fantastic rafting experience if you are a newbie on the other hand you can try Nepal’s grade 6 & 7 rivers if you are an experienced one.
Rafting is not as dangerous as you have imagined if you have not commenced rafting for a single time also. It can be safer and wonderful as well as exciting and memorable if done with proper guidelines, proper equipments as well as proper guides. You will be rafting all the way through the settlements of people and beautiful sandy banks as well as different bridges will also pass through your head while rafting through the rivers of Nepal.
The equipments you will be provided with on your rafting journey are helmet, paddle and life jacket which your guide will assist on how to use them all. A first aid kit is carried along with the best raft which is specially ordered for rafting in the rivers of Nepal. You can either choose a one day rafting tour or an overnight stay in a tented camp or a resort on the bank of the river.
We have mentioned some of the popular and most common rafting rivers in Nepal which you will be able to commence with our assistance: 
Trisuli River
Grade: 3 to 3+
Days: 1 or 2 days
Due to its easy accessibility from Kathmandu as it is near Kathmandu and lies on a highway leading the different touristic destinations of Nepal; it is one of the most popular rafting destinations in Nepal. Most of the tourist prefers rafting in Trishuli after the commencement of any trip and returning back to Kathmandu. We will be rafting besides the highway onto the settlements at the bank of the river although you cannot hear voices more than of rivers. You can either stay overnight or commence a day’s rafting trip.
Kali Gandaki River
Grade: 4 to 4+
Days: 1 or 2 days
Most of the tourist who have or are commencing the Annapurna trekking will prefer this rafting because its ending and starting both points are at Pokhara. This rafting is an alternative to Trishuli River although it lies in a remote area providing the wilderness views of mountains and hills as well as heart shaking rapids. Continue.....

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