Kayaking in Nepal

Trishuli River

Trishuli is the best river for beginners. Rapids at Trishuli River falls under Grade 3 category. It is 1 day trip. Check in point is at Chauraudi that lies about 3hours of driving distance far from Kathmandu. Check out point is at Kuringhat. Kayaking at Trishuli River requires no earlier experience and can be taken throughout the year.

Lower Seti River

It is the best river for family holiday. It is also the best river for first time kayakers. Rapids at Lower Seti River are placed under Grade 2 and 3 categories. It can be 1 day or 2 days package. Check-in point is at Damauli while check-out point is at Gaighat.

Upper Seti River

Rapids at Upper Seti River are placed under Grade4 category. It can be 1 day or 2 days package. You can enjoy 90minutes of sailing. Check-in point is at Bamboo Bridge which lies 30minutes drive from Pokhara and Check-out point is at Dam from where we will drive back to Pokhara by taking 20minutes of drive.

Bhote Koshi River

Bhote Koshi is a ferocious river which has series of high rapids and turbulences. Rapids at Bhotekoshi River are placed under Class4 and Class5 categories. It can be 1 day or 2 days package. Check-in point lies 95km far from Kathmandu while Check-out point is at Dam.

Kali Gandaki River

Kali Gandaki is best for intermediate and experienced kayakers. Rapids at Kali Gandaki are placed under Class4 and Class5 categories. It is a 3 days package. Check-in point is at Baglung Pul while Check-out point is at Marmim.

Marsyangdi River

Kayaking in Marsyangdi is only for the professionals and experts. Rapids at Marsyangdi River are placed under Class4 and Class5 categories. It can be 1 day or 2 days package. Check-in point is at Ngadi while Check-out point is at Bimalnagar.

Sunkoshi River

Kayaking in Sunkoshi is the longest river trip in Nepal. Sunkoshi River is placed under Grade3 to Grade 5 category. It is a 9 days package. Check-in point is at Dolalghat which lies 3hours far from Kathmandu. Check-out point is at Chatara. Sunkoshi River has been enlisted in Top10 Rivers for rafting in the world by National Geographic.

Karnali River

Karnali is the biggest River in Nepal which has been enlisted as the Top10 Rivers in the World. Rapids at Karnali River are placed under Grade 4 to Grade 5 category. It is a 10days package. Check-in point is at Sauli while Check-out point is at Chisopani. For kayaking, you need to be Class4 paddler.

Tamor River

Tamor is one of the most isolated rivers in Nepal. Rapids at Tamor River are placed under Grade 4 to Grade 5 category. It is 11days package. Check-in point is at Dobhan while Check-out point is at Chatra. You need to be an experienced kayaker.