Trisuli River Rafting

Destination Trisuli River
Grade Easy
Accommodation Camping
Duration 1 Days
Max Altitude
Trip Starts Kathmandu / Pokhara
Trip Ends Kathmandu / Pokhara
Group Size 15 People
Season Spring (Mar – May), Autumn (Sep – Nov), Monsoon (June – Aug), Winter (Dec – Feb)

Package Overview

The Trishuli River is Nepal’s most popular rafting destination and is ideal for first-time rafters. It offers fun, continuous rapids combined with calm stretches, scenic valleys, and easy road access from Kathmandu and Pokhara. Perfect for short trips and families.

Grade: III (Beginner-friendly)
Ideal For: First-time rafters, families, short adventures

Trip Itinerary

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Day 1

Early morning drive from Kathmandu or Pokhara to the rafting put-in point. Upon arrival, receive a safety briefing and paddling instructions from professional river guides.

Begin rafting through fun Class II–III rapids, balanced with calm stretches ideal for relaxation. Along the way, enjoy scenic views of river valleys, lush hills, and local villages.

Stop for a riverside lunch, then continue rafting to the take-out point. At the end of the trip, drive back to Kathmandu or Pokhara, completing an enjoyable day on the river.

Meals: L

Package Highlights:

Himalayan-fed rivers with world-class rapids
Options for beginners to advanced rafters
Stunning scenery & cultural encounters
Combination of adventure, nature, and authenticity

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Before You Travel:

Clothing & Gear

Quick-dry clothes or swimwear
Fleece or light jacket (for evenings)
River sandals or sturdy water shoes

Personal Items

Sunscreen & lip balm
Sunglasses with strap
Hat or cap
Personal toiletries

Optional But Recommended

Waterproof camera or phone pouch
Dry bag
Gloves for paddling

Cost Includes/Excludes

Professional, licensed rafting guides
All rafting equipment (rafts, helmets, life jackets, paddles)
Safety kayakers (for higher-grade rivers)
Transportation (Kathmandu/Pokhara ↔ rafting point, as per itinerary)
All meals during rafting days
Riverside camping equipment (tents, sleeping mats, kitchen gear)
Necessary permits and local taxes

Personal travel insurance
Alcoholic beverages & personal expenses
Tips for guides and crew (optional)
Hotel stays before or after rafting (unless specified)

Other Informations

Important Notes

Itineraries are tentative and may vary based on river conditions, season, and group preferences
Safety briefings and equipment checks are conducted daily
Custom itineraries available on request