For the ultimate adrenaline rush,there is nothing like riding the waves of Nepal's Himalayan rivers. The water courses here consist of glacial melt that cascade down the mountain slopes on their way to the on their way to the south to sea. A rafting trip on one of these thundering rivers means an action-packed cruise over foaming white water and crashing waves.
Nepal has earned a reputation as one of the best destinations in the world for white water rafting. There are numerous fine rivers in Nepal which offer excellent rafting or canoeing. You can glide on calm jade water with a magnificence of scenery all about or rush through roaring rapids, in the care of expert rivermen. There are clear sandy beaches to camp or take a meal, and cool, clear pools to bathe.

Rivers are graded on a scale of one ( swimming pool) to six (apocalypse).Take your pick.

The Trishuli River (Grade 3+):is close to Kathmandu and is favourite of Nepal's raftable rivers. You can raft down all the way to the Royal Chitwan National Park or you can do this trip half of the way to Pokhara visit.

The Kali Gandaki ( Grade 4+4): near Pokhara winds through remote canyons and deep gorges for five days of intense rapids.

The Marshyangdi (Grade 4-5): near Pokhara rages through the gorges of the Annapurna range and packs boiling foam and awesome whirlpools.

The Bhote Koshi (Grade 4-5): is three-hours from Kathmandu and batters river runners with continuous white water as they shoot through a veritable maze of canyons and boulders.

The Sun Koshi (Grade 4-5): is only three hours from Kathmandu and thus a popular choice with many. It requires eight to ten days to complete and offers exhilarating white water.

The Karnali (Grade 4-5): is far west Nepal and is longest and largest river of Nepal offers some of the most challenging rapids in the world.

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