River Rafting in Nepal

Nepal falls on the list of top ten destinations in white water rafting. Nepal’s rivers are fed by the melting of glaciers from the Himalayas. As these rivers flow down the Himalayas, cutting massive hills they form a current, speed and momentum unmatched by anything on earth. This water then becomes the playing field of world’s best rafters and rafting guides.
There are thousands of rivers in Nepal. Some of the major rafting rivers in Nepal are Kali Gandaki, Bhote koshi, Trisuli, Karnali, Tamor, Marysangdi and Seti. The rafting trips in Nepal range from one day trips to week long trips through the jungles and open beaches of Nepal. Nepal is best known for unspoilt fine sandy beaches, tepid water and best rapids and holes.
The rivers here are graded from easy to difficult ones from Grade I to Grade V. Therefore Nepal offers rafting for all age groups of rafters.
The major river-rafting of Nepal are Trishuli river (1/2 days), Seti (2 days), Marshyandi   ( 4 days), Sunkoshi river (7 to 9 days), Arun River ( 9 days) Karnali (11 days ) and Tamur River ( 11 days ).

Nepal River Rafting & Grades