The Bhotekoshi is Nepal’s steepest and most accessible rafting river. Just a few hours from Kathmandu, this turquoise gem is a powerhouse of non-stop rapids, making it ideal for thrill-seekers with limited time. From Class III to V rapids, the Bhotekoshi provides a short yet heart-pounding adventure—perfect for day trips and kayak training.

The Tamur River combines the thrill of Himalayan trekking with wild whitewater action. After a trek through untouched mountain villages and panoramic views of Everest and Kanchenjunga, rafters descend 130+ rapids over 120 km. This is an expedition of a lifetime—raw, remote, and intensely rewarding.

The Karnali River is Nepal’s longest and wildest whitewater journey. Originating from Mount Kailash, it thunders through remote gorges, ancient forests, and pristine wilderness. With 180 km of adrenaline-pumping rapids and scenic camping, the Karnali is perfect for serious adventurers and nature lovers.

The Trishuli River is Nepal’s most popular rafting destination for good reason. Its proximity to major tourist hubs and mix of gentle and challenging rapids make it a favorite among beginners and family groups. With big bouncy waves, beautiful beaches, and year-round accessibility, Trishuli is the go-to river for a quintessential Nepali rafting adventure.

The Seti River offers a serene yet fun whitewater experience. Its warm water, beautiful gorges, and consistent Class II–III rapids make it perfect for first-time rafters and those seeking a milder adventure. Kayakers also love the Seti for its scenic jungle corridor and clean, safe rapids.