The most popular whitewater excursion in Nepal is rafting on the Trishuli River. It is suitable for everyone, including expert and novice rafters. Experience the pure natural beauties, picturesque valleys, spectacular gorges, unpolluted beaches, thrilling rapids, and easier portions while rafting.

Gosainkunda, a Himalayan lake located to the northwest of Kathmandu, is the source of the Trishuli River. In accordance with a myth, Lord Shiva carved three springs out of the stony mountain with the help of his trident. The river is called after the Trishuli River because these three springs provide the water for it.

Trishuli Rafting is at its peak from February through mid-June and from September through January. Nepal has its monsoon season in July and August. It is challenging to plan rafting trips during the monsoon because of the high water volume and rapids.

Trishuli River grade ranges from 3+ to 4 on a scale of 1 to 4+. As long as you adhere to the rafting guide’s briefing, rafting on the Trishuli River is safe. Rafting is risk-free for anyone older than ten. Because everyone must wear a rafting life jacket which allows people to float on the river.

• Fire pit with live barbecue
• Tented lodging for the night
• Trishuli River White Water Rafting 4-Course Buffet Non-Vegan Meals tranquil surroundings close to Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan
• Free usage of the indoor sports facilities
• Music helpful staff, good value

• Day 1 : Arrive in Kathmandu and make your way to your hotel
• Day 2 : Half-day cultural visits of UNESCO World Heritage Sites, preparation for the tour, and overnight lodging.
• Day 3 : Travel from Kathmandu to Charaudi, where rafting begins, and spend the night in a camp.
• Day 4 : Rafting from Kurinighat to Simaltar; camping night.
• Day 5 : Return to Kathmandu and check into your hotel
• Day 6 : Unstructured day in Kathmandu; spend the night at a hotel.
• Day 7 : Final Departure/End of Trishuli River Rafting

• shuttles from your Kathmandu hotel.
• Local buses to Pokhara/Kathmandu and the tourist bus stop for rafting a knowledgeable river adventure leader with a safety helper.
• Meals: We provide a lunchtime location along the river shore.
• River Permit, Safety Kayak, and Kid Box of First Aid.
• High-quality self-bailing rafts, life jackets, helmets, plastic paddles, wetsuits (only on specific rivers during the winter), dry bags for gear, camera barrels, and other necessary safety and medical gear are all required.
• food, all-staff insurance, and transportation

• All bar tabs, drinks such mineral water, Coke, and so on.
• If you remain anywhere at the hotel over the whole vacation, hotel rooms and meals are included.
• Things for personal use, the internet, phone calls, and emergency evacuation.
• Your insurance, gratuities, and appreciation for your guide and helpers