Meeting at Garden of Dream and leaving to Destination for Day fishing at Sunkoshi River in Nepal Public Transport.
Sunkoshi, also known as the ‘river of gold (सुन)’, originates from the Tibetan mountain at an altitude of 5646 m. It is also the transboundary river and is an important river in the Koshi Basin. This river is divided into two-course - an upper mountainous course from Tatopani to Dolalghat and a lower-middle hill course from Dolalghat to Tribeni Dovan. Sunkoshi is part of the Saptakoshi River formed by the seven (sapta) rivers joining in east-central Nepal. The other six are Indravati, Tamba Koshi, Bhote Koshi, Dudh Koshi, Arun and Tamor Rivers. Sunkoshi, contributing 44% of the total water of Saptakoshi, is also an asset to the country because it not only contributes to the tourism sector but is also a part of various economic projects run by the Government of Nepal.
