NEPAL WHITE WATER RAFTING – KARNALI RIVER
18 days | Class IV

In the tiny kingdom of Nepal, the same beautiful mountain ranges which draw climbers from around the world, are the source of an incredible variety of white water rafting challenges for paddlers. Situated between India and China, Nepal is only 100 miles wide, but rises from sea level on the Gangetic Plain to over 29,000 feet at the top of Mt. Everest. High-country Nepalese rivers are some of the mightiest among white water flows all over the world. The diverse geography of this small country encompasses many ecological extremes -  from high altitude peaks - to steamy lowland jungles.

Karnali River, “The Western Bend”,  is a gem, with some of the prettiest canyons and jungle scenery available in Nepal and is the largest and longest river in the country. In high water, the Karnali River is a serious commitment for  white water rafters, combining huge hydrolic flows and more manageable Class IV rapids in a remote location. This unique trip includes time in Kathmandu, travel by rickshaw and bus to Surkhet, a two-day trek through forests and bamboo groves with some lung busting climbs to the Karnali River, seven days on the river and a variety of side activities including elephant safaris, canoeing with the Gangetic Dolphins, jungle walks and bird watching.

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