The Karnali, the longest and biggest river in Nepal, originates on Mount Kailash, a sacred mountain in Tibet that is significant to both Buddhists and Hindus. Before falling off into spectacular gorges roaring with huge volume rapids and finally flowing into distant areas of pristine rainforest rich with wildlife, it forms the main drainage system for the western districts as it flows south into Nepal.

This river trip through the “wild westfirst “‘s half features great whitewater action that is sometimes referred to as “a thrill a minute roller coaster ride.” A relaxed float followed by some more moderate and gentle rapids in the second half of the trip are rewarded by dramatic and extraordinarily diverse pristine and unspoiled wilderness.

The Karnali River empties into the renowned Bardia National Park, which is home to Nepal’s largest and most wildlife-rich forest. This breathtaking trek is our team’s favorite expedition in Nepal and is regarded by many as one of the best rafting rivers in the entire globe.

• Nepal's ultimate river adventure awe-inspiring whitewater rapids and a calm float
• dramatic range of isolated, untouched landscapes Favorite of the Bardia National Park crew

• Day 1 : Kathmandu to Surkhet
• Day 2 : Drive to Dhungeshwor
• Day 3 : Initial inquiry (exciting rapids and lovely beach to camp)
• Day 4 : God's House
• Day 5 : Seti Dovan
• Day 6 : Jamuna village
• Day 7 : Jamuna village Rest day
• Day 8 : Bheri confluence
• Day 9 : Chisopani

• Professionally trained and qualified to worldwide safety standards in Whitewater River Guiding, Swift Water Rescue, and Wilderness First Aid are licensed, professional English-speaking guides.
• professionals that specialize in safety kayaking.
• Support for gear rafts Equipment for kayaking and rafting of the highest caliber, including kayaks, dry bags, Pelican boxes, helmets, and paddles.
• Accommodations at a camp with all required amenities, such as toilet tents, two-man tents, shelters, and modest mattresses and sleeping bags.
• filtered water for drinking
• permits on rivers.
• standard first aid kits for the sector Team pictures (photos videos by our team)
• comprising meals

• flights, other fees, and visas, etc. stuff for personal use, such as clothes, toiletries, and cameras. beverages and packaged foods
• Insurance policy: Since we solely insure our crew, paddlers must have their own insurance.
• Tips for guides: Although we pay our porters and guides reasonably, you are welcome to give them a personal gratuity.