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Himalayan Idol
Jyatha,Thamel, Kathmandu, Nepal
Phone: 977-1-4259465 /
4259165
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Cell No 977-9741135138 / 9841288861 (Pramod)
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Nepal River Rafting
Nepal is the best destination in the world for white water rafting and kayaking adventure. Thundering waters, coming from the glaciers of the mighty Himalaya, provide ultimate thrills for rafter and adventure lovers. Whitewater rafting is a popular water adventure sport in Nepal Himalaya. The major rivers in Nepal, created from the Himalayas and running down the mountains offers tremendous exciting experience of white Water rafting adventure.
Popular Rafting Rivers in Nepal
Bhote Koshi River
The River Bhote Koshi lays just 3 hours drive away from Kathmandu. The river is without a doubt the most exiting thing you can do without excessive risk and in relative comfort. It is one of the best two days river journey in the world. The river is very steep and has a very continuous stream. A unique combination of exceptionally fun and challenging rapids without it ever getting past the point of recreation.
Seti River Rafting
Two days tour. Starting from Kathmandu or Pokhara and ending at Chitwan. Normal graded river good for beginners. Less crowded by tourists. The seti is an excellent 2 days trip in an isolated area. Where beautiful jungle, plenty of easy rapids and fantastic Himalayan scenery. The river is an excellent for beginners, intermediate, learners and family trips
Trishuli River
It is one of the most popular rivers for the rafters having easy access by road along its major part. It runs between Kathmandu and Pokhara. It is about 3 hours drive to the west from Kathmandu where the rafting can be easily managed to end at a place where a wildlife tour begins in Chitwan.
Marshyangdi River
Definitely the steepest and most challenging river in the rafting world, Marshyangdi means "Raging River" in the local dialect and this appropriately describes one of the best white water running in the world through unanticipated continuous, exhilarating white water and Great Mountain surroundings.
Kali Gandaki River
Starting and ending at Pokhara, west Nepal. 3-5 hours rafting every day. 4 graded river. Classic and moderate rafting tour. Nepal's medium length river trip, turbulent rapids, slow drifting, white water, world's deepest gorges, rich wildlife, historical and feeling of remoteness. River of Kali rises in Mustang, an enclave of Nepal poking in to Tibet on the other side of Himalaya.
Karnali River
The river lies on the far west from Kathmandu. The rafters run through narrow gorges having challenging rapids. The biggest river in Far West Nepal, starting and ending at Kathmandu, 3 to +4 graded Moderate River.
Sunkoshi River
Sunkoshi rafting starts from Baseri (dolalghat) and end at Chatara, requiring 08 to 09 days. Baseri is 3 hours drive from Kathmandu to the east. Among many advantages of a long river trip, one is a pleasant diversity of things within a short span of time with a chance to see 250 different species of orchids and 400 species of birds available around the basin.
Arun River
The Tamor Nepal's wild and east bend river the snows of Kanchenjunga feed a challenging less known relative of the Sun Koshi. The Tamor combines one of the best short Himalayan treks, offering amazing mountain views, with an exhilarating new river expedition. Picking up our team of sprightly porters at Basantapur we trek through ancient moss-covered rhododendron forests and sunlit meadows.
Tamor River
The Tamor Nepal's wild and east bend river the snows of Kanchenjunga feed a challenging less known relative of the Sun Koshi. The Tamor combines one of the best short Himalayan treks, offering amazing mountain views, with an exhilarating new river expedition. Picking up our team of sprightly porters at Basantapur we trek through ancient moss-covered rhododendron forests and sunlit meadows.

