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TRISHULI
2/3 Days Trishuli White Water
Rafting.
This river is most easily accessible river.
It's the most popular river rafting of Nepal too. During the
rafting, It passes through the impressive gorges, exciting
rapids, traversing the rugged foothills and meanders through
the lush tropical jungles. After the trip, one can extend
his/her trip to the Royal Chitwan National Park to enjoy the
safari & wildlife or to Pokhara for the Natural beauties
of Annapurna Ranges & Mt. Fishtail to make a short or
long trek towards Himalaya. The confluence, rapids during
the rafting are the major remarkable moments of this trip.
Day 01: Drive Kathmandu-Charaundi
for two & half an hour. Meet the rafting crews & get
brief information from a senior river guide about the river
safety & handling equipment. After floating down for an
hour, stop for lunch on a sandy beach. After lunch, float
down further encountering several major rapids & reach
Kurintar for the night camp. The major rapids during today's
raft are Ladies, Delight, Upset, Monson, Surprise & other
smaller & medium rapids.
Day 02: After breakfast, start the
rafting down encountering a few more rapids named S-rapid,
Muglin Part I &II, Double Decker, Tea Pot, Rocky II, Coffee
Pot etc. Today the river flows between the gorges and the
canyons with more vegetation stiff rocks on the both sides
of the river, good for nature lovers. After Lunch, pass the
confluence of the Trishuli and Seti, which originates from
Mt. Fishtail, forming a remarkable, deep and narrow gorge
in Pokhara. Reach & camp at Bhorley.
Day 03: After breakfast, floating
down, we slowly leave the mountains behind passing through
the wide canyons. As we pass "windy canyon" and
come to flat land called "dun valley". This section
is more scenic as it gets more flat & winding. In the
afternoon, reach "Devghat", the confluence of Kaligandaki
& Trishuli which flows together becoming Narayani. This
confluence is a holy place. During the month of January, thousands
of devotees come here to take a holy dip in the river &
celebrate a Hindu festival. After floating a hour reach to
Narayanghat & terminate the rafting.
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