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Karnali River Rafting – 10 Days

6 Days
  • Flight + Private Vehicle
  • Max 16
  • 500
  • Beach Camping
  • Moderate to High
  • Kathmandu
  • Kathmandu
  • Spring (March to May) and Autumn (September to November) offer the best weather. Summer (June to August) sees some rain but Rara and Khaptad are relatively dry. Winter (December to February) is cold but offers clear mountain views.
  • IRF-Certified Expedition Raft Guide
  • Adventure Rafting Expedition
  • English
  • All meals (BLD)
  • River permit, Bardiya National Park fee, conservation fees included.

The Karnali River Rafting Expedition is a 10-day wilderness white water rafting journey on Nepal’s longest and most remote river. Originating from the glaciers of Mount Kailash in Tibet, the Karnali flows through remote western Nepal with dramatic gorges, big volume rapids, and pristine beaches. The expedition covers 180km from Surkhet to Chisapani, with rapids rated Class IV-V including ‘Sweetness and Light,’ ‘Shake and Bake,’ and ‘God’s House.’ The river is for experienced rafters only – the volume is significant, the rapids are committing, and the region is remote with limited evacuation options. The expedition includes full-service beach camping, wildlife spotting (including the rare Gangetic dolphin), and cultural visits to remote Tharu villages.

Highlights

  • 180km wilderness expedition on Nepal's longest and most remote river.
  • Class IV-V rapids including 'Sweetness and Light' and 'God's House.'
  • Chance to spot the rare Gangetic river dolphin.
  • 9 nights of remote beach camping under pristine skies.
  • Cultural visits to traditional Tharu villages.

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Karnali River Rafting – 10 Days
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