Trishuli River Rafting – 1 Night 2 Days in Nepal

White Water Rafting is an adventure sport where you ride the currents of the river and navigate your way with the help of paddles. You cruise down in an inflatable raft with protection gears in the white water or clear river water.

Swimming is not a prerequisite to enjoying rafting as you will be wearing flotation jacket but some sense of confidence is essential so that panic won’t affect you during the adventure. We will also have professionals guiding you throughout the river way and you will be briefed on what to do in such situations.

Yes, there are 6 grades or classes in which the rivers of Nepal are classified internationally.

• Class I: Easy with flat or little currents
• Class II: Medium with small rapids and swift currents
• Class III: Difficult level with the need for technical and trained guide
• Class IV: Very Difficult with big rapids and drops
• Class V: Extremely Difficult with torrent-like currents
• Class VI: Not runnable

No, you do not need previous experience to participate in the rafting experience but you must be willing to go in the water in a flotation raft and get hit by the river currents to enjoy the trip.

If you don’t have any experience in rafting and it is your first time, then this Trishuli River rafting is one of the best adventures that you can be part of. As it is class 3+ rafting, it will be very pleasurable for your 1^st rafting experience. For those who have more experience, classes 4 and 5 are much more alluring experiences.

There will be no problem wearing the glasses, as many people do it. But taking care of your property is up to you as they may fall in the water. Thus buying a cord to attach the glasses firmly to your head is recommended.

We recommend all our guests get proper medical insurance before their journey which is viable in case of emergency.

You will need to bring clothes, footwear, swimwear, sunscreen, a lip protector, a flashlight, toiletries, and personal items. We will be providing you with rafts, life-jacket, oars, and other rafting and safety equipment.

The best season for white water rafting in Nepal is September to early December and March to early June. But the perfect months can be early September to early October and from May to June.

There will be a total of 6 people plus a cargo and rafting guide. For more people to join the same rafting boats, we can manage according to the group size.

The bad weather like rain will not disrupt the trip as you will eventually get wet during the rafting. No refund will be provided if the trip is canceled due to bad weather.