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Rafting in Nepal

Rafting in NepalNepal is the second richest country in water resources in the world. The rivers rising in the Himalayan Glaciers and frozen lakes meander through the mountains and hills finding their own way southward. Many eventually join the Holy River Ganges in the northern plains of India. As these rivers rush down rocky slopes, cross valleys, forests and fields, they offer the best possible white water rafting trips for adventure lovers. Thrilling trips down these Himalayan rivers bring you the joy of exploring hidden wonders and the mysteries of this exotic land, away from roads and trails.


There are many sights - the scenic beauty of the river banks, typical cottages of indigenous people perched on the of the hard working people of the mountains planting their fields with hope of enjoying a good harvest. This experience will imprint everlasting impressions of this country in your heart and soul. Nepalese rivers are not only for experienced rafters. Beginners can also enjoy a more tranquil float down the river enjoying the excitement of some minor rapids.


Rafting with GAT brings you the chance to experience something different from the usual mountain trekking in Nepal . We, at Global Adventure Trekking, want your Nepal adventure to include a variety of activities that will bring you a well-balanced view of this fascinating country of ours. GAT is fully equipped, has veteran crews to ensure your safety and pleasurable journey. Join GAT to acquire lifetime experience in the raging rivers of Nepal .


What to bring with you :
 # Sleeping bag
 # One set of rafting clothes - shorts or bathing suit and light shirt, sport sandals
 # One set of warm day clothes - long trousers, shirt, light jacket, socks and shoes
 # Towel/ sun tan lotion
 # Flashlight and spare batteries
 # Sun hat and Sun glasses

 

Major Rafting Routes

 

Karnali River
In traditional fashion, dozens of porters carry our gear on a two-day trek into Nepal 's most isolated and least explored area, in western Nepal . Originating from the holy mountain Kailash in Tibet , Nepal 's longest river the Karnali descends through a series of magnificent gorges, deserted beaches and small villages. Few foreigners have ventured here and it has

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Bhotekoshi River
The Bhotekosi is best described as a liquid rush! As steep as it gets with constant rapids, this two-day trip is a full body workout and the skill and determination of the paddle crew is tested to the limit. The Bhotekosi roughly translated as river from Tibet , although little more than a mountain stream has one of the steepest gradients of any ratable river in Nepal.

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Seti River
You can have a fairly short trip in the Seti River and offers beautiful mountain views and also unique river passing through two beautiful and contrasting scenic areas of Manaslu and Annapurna regions. This River has relatively small volume but blue and warm water and we recommend this as an ideal short trip for first time rafters or as "Warm-up" for

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Sunkoshi River
The sheer volume and intensity of the rapids as well as the cultural experience make the Sun Koshi one of the ten classic rafting rivers in the world. With 270 kilometers of large volume rapids and huge sandy beaches, the Sun Kosi is similar in nature to the Grand Canyon in Colorado . The rapids naturally progress as the Sun Kosi winds its way through the beautiful

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Kaligandaki River
With 60 rapids over 60 kilometers the Kali Gandaki is a thrill a minute! Named after the goddess of destruction, Kali, this is Nepal 's most holy river. Rising in the mystical region of Mustang, it drops off the roof of the world only to carve out the world's deepest river gorge. As you roar through turbulent rapids, dodging huge boulders and sliding down glistening

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Marshyangdi River
The Marsyangdi is the mother of all rivers. In the local dialect, it means raging one and rage it does! Few rivers rival the Marsyangdi for exhilarating whitewater and unparalleled mountain views. It is steep, powerful and not to be underestimated. With some of the wildest commercially run white water in the world, sustained sections of steep technical

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Trisuli River
Still looking for that perfect family outing, or some ways to have fun with friends and colleagues? Well then, get off that couch and make way into one of the most pristine rivers of Nepal . You're never too old or too young, and you even don't have to know how to swim. A short one-day-long whitewater excursion to Trishuli River is just the right way to unwind your

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Rafting In Nepal

Karnali River

Bhotekoshi River

Seti River

Sunkoshi River

Kaligandaki River

Marshyangdi River

Trishuli River

[January 25, 2009]
Minister Yami Launches NTY 2011 Campaign

[January 19, 2009]
First meeting of Nepal Tourism Year 2011 held

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Nepal pavilion awarded 'Best Stall Decoration Award at TTF Chennai

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