White Water Rafting & Kayaking

Few rafting rivers in the world can match the thundering course of the rivers of Nepal originating from the snow meltdown of the Himalayan terrain. The river gush through the twisted cannons, winding through calm valleys where small settlements are perched on the banks, taming out only as they spill out in to the Indian plains to merge wth the Ganges.

A river trip is one of the best ways to explore the typical cross-section of the country’s natural as well as the ethnic-cultural heritage with massive doses of adrenaline buzz on our world caliber white –water thrills.An extreme sport popular in Europe, cannoning is now available in Nepal. It gives you the freedom to explore some of the most ruggedly beautiful, yet forbidden places in the world With all these mountains it naturally follows that Nepal has some of the best white water rafting in the world!

Combined with the mountain scenery, rich cultural heritage and white-sand beaches, rafting in nepal has become extremely popular in recent years. however you don’t have to be an experienced "boat hand" to enjoy rafting in the kingdom - rivers vary from class 1 (easy-moving water) to class 6 (virtually unrunnable), so there is something for everyone. and, modern rafts, experienced staff and well maintained equipment mean that even complete beginners can safely enjoy most of Nepal’s rivers as they fall into the grade 1-4 category.

When selecting a river, aside from the money and time aspect, its important to consider safety as a top priority. A one day float on a gentle river may not appear as dangerous as a 10 day journey down one of the more isolated and wild rivers. But safety must be top priority at all times . We use only the best equipment and qualified staff on all trips.

Peak rafting season is September to December and March to June and trips vary in length from 1 to 12 days.