Nepal is widely celebrated for its snow-covered peaks and trek routes that proceed across scenic countryside. But those who possess a detailed insight of this Himalayan nation also acknowledge it as one of the unrivaled spots for white water rafting around the globe. Along with pristine long rivers flowing across picturesque landscapes embracing lofty mountains, green hills and lush woodlands; Nepal is home to amiable and highly skilled guides who can navigate freely on the white waters of these natural waterways. Adrenaline junkies find their delight while rafting in the Nepalese white water. Certainly more than just paddling forward and backward White Water Rafting in Nepal demands strength as well as courage from individuals who wish to join in the very adventure.
Most of the country’s big rivers originate from the frozen glaciers of the mighty Himalayas. Riding an inflatable rubber raft in a bid to conquer the crashing waves and swirling rapids of raging rivers can be few of the memories which will last forever in your mind. Moreover, the fact that Nepal is blessed with plenty of white-water rivers suitable for rafting acts as an icing on the cake. Rivers such as Trishuli, Bhote Koshi, Seti, Marsyandi, Kali Gandaki, Sun Koshi, Tamur, and Karnali are greatly admired by visitors for rafting purposes. Depending upon the grade of a river, you can choose the appropriate one for yourself.
Rivers here are graded from class I to VI. Class I to III are considered favorable for beginners in possession of good health and sound physical fitness. Accompanied with a team of experts, tourists with confidence and some rafting experience can steer through rivers of class IV and V. And finally, Class VI are nearly impossible to navigate on a raft and possess a hazard to life.
