Trishuli Rafting

Trishuli is the  most  popular and commercially run river of Nepal as it runs in between Kathmandu and pokhara and flows chitwan valley.It  has impressive gorges ,moderate with water , few exciting  rapids ,some easier selections and easier access  . The river is drop and pool. It is an excellent river for those who are with limited time.The river Bhote kosi start from the Tibetan side of Ganesh Himal and joins the Trishuli River from  Gosaikunda .It drains the water from langtang   in the east to Manaslu in the west.

Overview

Departure Point          : Kathmandu or pokhara

River class                  : 2,3+

Volume                        : 300cms

Rafting Start Point      : Simaltal

Rating Finish Point      : Gaighat

Distance                       : 42km  (Approximately)

River days                   :  1-2 days

Average: gradient       :  3m/km

scenery/ wild                :*

Star rating                    : **

Best Season                 :    Oct-Dec, Mar-May

Trishuli River Rafting offers an exhilarating journey through the heart of Nepal’s picturesque landscapes, providing participants with an unforgettable whitewater rafting experience. Originating from the Himalayas, the Trishuli River flows through remote valleys, terraced fields, and traditional villages, offering adventurers a blend of excitement and natural beauty.

The rafting adventure typically begins with a scenic drive from Kathmandu to the put-in point near Charaudi or Fishling, where participants receive safety briefings and instructions from experienced river guides. From here, the journey down the Trishuli River commences, with participants navigating through a series of rapids that range from gentle ripples to exhilarating waves.

The Trishuli River is renowned for its varied rapids, including “Upset,” “Ladies Delight,” and “Snell’s Nose,” providing an adrenaline rush for rafters of all skill levels. Between the rapids, the river flows through stunning gorges, with towering cliffs, lush forests, and terraced hillsides lining the riverbanks.

As the journey progresses downstream, participants have the opportunity to admire the breathtaking scenery of the Trishuli Valley, with views of snow-capped peaks, traditional villages, and cascading waterfalls. The river is also home to diverse flora and fauna, including monkeys, deer, and a variety of bird species.

Nights are spent camping on sandy riverbanks or in riverside campsites, where participants can relax under the starry skies, enjoy delicious meals prepared by the expedition team, and share stories around the campfire. The soothing sound of the river provides a peaceful backdrop for a restful night’s sleep amidst the wilderness.

Throughout the rafting expedition, participants are accompanied by experienced river guides who ensure safety and provide instructions for navigating the rapids. The guides also share their knowledge of the local culture and environment, offering insights into the rich heritage of the Trishuli Valley.

The Trishuli River rafting expedition typically lasts for one or two days, with the journey concluding at the take-out point near the town of Simaltar or Kurintar. From here, participants can either return to Kathmandu or continue on to other adventures in Nepal, with memories of an unforgettable rafting experience on one of the country’s most popular rivers.

Trishuli River Rafting offers an exciting adventure through some of Nepal’s most stunning landscapes, combining thrilling rapids with breathtaking scenery and cultural immersion. It’s an unforgettable journey that promises excitement, natural beauty, and a deeper connection with the heart of Nepal.

Highlights

  • Varied rapids suitable for all levels
  • Scenic views of Trishuli Valley
  • amping under starry skies
  • Opportunities for wildlife spotting
  • Experienced river guides ensuring safety
  • Relaxing adventure close to Kathmandu
  • Unforgettable rafting experience amidst Nepal's natural beauty.

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Trishuli Rafting