Nepal's glacier-fed rivers make it one of the best rafting countries in the world. Choose a gentle float with the family, a full day of big rapids or a multi-day river journey camping on white sand beaches.
Rivers are graded by difficulty, so there is a trip for everyone from beginners to experienced paddlers. All trips come with trained river guides, safety kayakers and good quality equipment.
From pristine beaches and bustling cities to serene mountain retreats and historical landmarks, there's something for every traveler. Let every journey inspire your wanderlust and leave you longing for more.
Explore the most common questions and answers to help you plan a safe and unforgettable rafting adventure in Nepal.
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Contact us nowIt helps, but it is not required. Everyone wears a life jacket and a helmet.
October to December and March to May. Rivers are too high during the monsoon.
Yes, choose an easy river like the Trishuli or Seti and listen to the safety briefing.
Quick dry clothes, sandals that strap on, sunscreen and a change of clothes.