Trishuli River Rafting

If you are going in group you will meet at Real Adventure office in Thamel of if you are going alone a private car will come to you hotel at 6:30. It takes approximately 3 hours to reach Charaundi, the put in point where we will have 20 minutes briefing. We cross approximately 22km floating through "LADIES DELIGHT", "UPSET" and "SURPRISED" rapid class of 2-3 grades. We start rafting from I class rapid and gradually sail over Class II and III, time and again. After two hours thrilling and scenic run over water we stop for lunch nearby a strange boulder in the shape of statute. The spot is very peaceful, where we take rest and revitalize our energy for next two hour until. Then we glide to famous Trisuli Gorge, which is very narrow with steep rock, both sides and rapids are vicious and recurrent. White water rafting continues to a rapid called "Jhoolunge Pul" and finally we reach to Kurintar. If times allows we will visit River Fun Beach Resort to enjoy swimming, swing and delicious extra lunch. We will take bus or car to return back to Kathmandu in late afternoon.If you plan for 2 days / 1 night trip then you will have overnight stay in River Fun Beach Resort in beautiful Eco-Deluxe Safari Tent accommodation with beautiful campfire with BBQ and yummy dinner.

Comparatively, the second day starts at a leisurely pace. Soon after an early breakfast, it is time to move and the wonderful Kuringhat is left behind for yet more adventures on the river. There are numerous bouncy rapids along this stretch and the views are splendid. Enjoy the sights of emerald hillsides and golden paddy fields of the Nepalese countryside. One and a half hours down river is the confluence of the Trishuli and the rumbling Marsyangdi. Coming from west Nepal, the Marsyangdi is a very popular river for white water rafting. Being more technical than the Trishuli, it attracts a lot of avid rafters. The trip however, doesn’t end here and rafting further down, a place called Tea Pot is reached. The exhilarating river run comes to an end here and guests either drive back to Kathmandu or head on down to Chitwan for a safari in the pristine jungles of the Chitwan National Park, Asia’s most well-preserved wildlife habitat.