Trishuli River which originates from Gandaki river system and mixes with other rivers like Bheri River, Marsyangdi River and Seti River as it flows ahead is widely recognized for its most culturally inspiring and exciting river trips in the world. Rafting along the challenging rapids of Trisuli River like Twin Rock, Ladies Delight and Scout Upset can be extremely incredible experience. During this meticulously organized river trip, you journey through the most scenic and secluded miles featuring incredibly blue water, breath-taking alpine scenery and amazing rapids cutting through some of the most varied geology. You also get to enjoy luxurious camps and wonderful off-river activities. Monsoon river rafting is the major attraction of Trisuli River .

Karnali (Grade: III-IV+) is also known as the longest and biggest river of Nepal, emerges at Mt. Kailash, an holy mountain, and flows through the scenic flora and fauna. It features an easy one-day trekking from the nearest road access to the put in point. Along the journey, to encounter with the challenge of 3-5 class rapids is one pleasure and equally to experience the remote life through the dense of forest is another vitality of this trip. Just just enough easier water to regroup and prepare for the next big challenge separates rapids like “Captivity”, Flip and Stripe, Gods House. Towards the end of the trip the river gradient begins to ease as the Karnali leaves the mountains and flows out in to the Genetic plains of the Terai. The dense of forest thickens as the river broadens, and the pristine beaches become bigger and more beautiful.

A real mountain river having grade 4-5+ rapids and deadly holes, Bhote Koshi offers the best two days' whitewater rafting in Nepal, if not in the world. It is the steepest rafting river in Nepal. The commencing point itself is the Tibet border. The dramatic views of Mount Everest, Lantang and so many other mountains will win your heart. If you are having only a short holiday but still want a high level of white water excitement, Bhote Koshi is the only river for you. This is the wildest, fastest and craziest river of Nepal. We drive from Kathmandu on the way to Lhasa to commence our rafting trip.

Kaligandaki (Grade:IV-V) is rising from mustang and cuts the deepest gorge in the world between Dhoulagiri and Annapurna . After the Confluence with the Modi Kohla, the river swings south through an area where until recently, tourists were almost unknown. There are few villages actually on the river - most are located on the river terraces some hundreds of meters above - The Kali Gandaki is named after the goddess Kali and is considered a particularly holy river; an auspicious place to be cremated and every river confluence is dotted with cremation sites and burial mounds (don't start digging on your own!?!?).

This is a remote white water experience and one of the finest rafting trips of its length in the world - nearly 400 kms, most of it class 3 to 5, with only a few kilometers of porterage. In the remote 'Wild West' of Nepal this is the complete expedition experience.
The Marsyangdi, Nepal's mightiest river, descends through the Himalaya in a series of magnificent gorges. In traditional Nepalese fashion, dozens of porters carry our equipment to and from the river. Exceptional big volume river through tropical jungle, with deserted beaches and once in a while remote small villages.

“Sunkoshi” the name itself implies “The River of Gold” because of the gold that is panned from the river gravel or may be the gold-like colour it gets during monsoon. Rising near the Tibet , it rushes eastward to form the watershed of Eastern Nepal . The river is wide and fast with bumpy pressure waves fed by the monsoon big hones.

Rafting the Tamur means a three day trek along a ridge full of rhododendron forest and sunlit meadows, summating at 3000 meters with exhilarating views of Makalu, Everest and Kanchenjunga, and then down through emerald and golden terraced fields of rice and mustard to Dobhan for six or seven days on the river itself. The power of three tributaries joining force gives a wild push to the inflatable rubber raft as you start down this river, giving a hint of what to expect next. 120 rapids in 120 kilometers make rafting the Tamur River more than a thrill a minute. Stopping at night to enjoy the colorful traditions of the local tribes, one might try their traditional fermented millet drink, tungba, the brewing of which they have perfected to a fine art. The best section is the last few days, when the river turns back to the west and becomes steep and powerful, with towering waves leaping skyward and water shooting through canyons like an Olympic bobsled before cascading out into the Sun Koshi and eventually onwards to the sea.

Here middle hills and the Terai plains opens up before us. The topography gets changed dramatically. the twisted severe rock formations give way to sandstone and gravel deposited by antecedent rivers. After lunch you can visit a unique religious community - Devghat, well known among the Hindus. Every year in mid-January, thousands of pilgrims visit the river and the ashram to worship. at this point where the Kaligandaki joins the Trishuli and becomes the Narayani River you get a choice between coming back to Kathmandu or continuing journey to visit the Royal Chitwan National Park.

Seti is the best river for learning Kayaking in Nepal due to its swollen rapids. Seti River meanders through an isolated wilderness of contorted limestone gorges, forest and small rapids. With the help of well trained and well experienced instructors we can make your introduction to kayaking enjoyable and memorable.

Kayaking course can also be taken in Bhotekoshi River . The camp is well set up with finest equipment and experienced instructor. The school offers beginners and intermediate course in this exciting river. The course is conducted with minimum 3 participants.