Trishuli River Rafting

Trishuli River Rafting is one of most famous and exotic whitewater river rafting destination in Nepal. From a mild drift through exciting gorge to white-knuckled voyage down to electrifying rapids, Trishuli River Rafting covers the full of adventure spectrum. This is Wild River that flows from Himalaya that offers turbulent rapids and provides classical rafting platform for adventurous rafter throughout the world. This incredible river rafting also offers picturesque scenery with stunning gorge, spectacular rock formation, traditional villages, native and migrated birds and lush forest. From novice to intermediate rafter, all can undertake this amazing river journey. For more adventure, you can combine Trishuli river rafting with a trip extension to Chitwan and Pokhara. This river rafting spot is easily accessible from major cities including Kathmandu, Pokhara and Chitwan.

The river rafting in Trishuli instigates after a scenic drive from Kathmandu to Trishuli base. After a short rest, we take a astonishing fast flowing river trip of Trishuli. There is something for everyone, from quiet grade II scenic raft suitable for participants of young age, through to full on III & IV action featuring the Nepal’s highest rafted waterfall. Commence rafting in Trishuli and experience the fascinating river ride that lasts for lifetime.

Day 01: Take an early morning drive from Kathmandu to Charaudi Red House (81km/3hours).  Enjoy some classical and electrifying ride that range from II and IV till Kurintar. Take a lunch on the way. Stay overnight at hotel.

Day 02: Continue rafting along the rapids of river to Mugling. Drive back to Kathmandu.

Cost includes

• All ground transportation
• Meals- Breakfast, lunch and dinner during rafting
• Necessary gear such as high quality rafts, life jackets, helmets, wetsuits, plastic paddles, barrel, safety, medical kit and more
• Safety Kayak
• Necessary staffs and crews
• Camping accommodation in river bank with camp fire
• Meal, accommodation, insurance for all staff and their accommodation

Cost excludes

• International fare
• Personal nature expenses like alcoholic beverages, shopping, mineral water, cold drinks, phone calls, laundry etc
• Insurance
• Kathmandu hotel accommodations and meals
• Tips for staffs, porter and guide