Trisuli river rafting

Trisuli river rafting

Itinerary Detail

Day 01: Departure from Kathmandu at 7:00a.m. By tourist coach. After 3 hours bus ride, we will reach to Malinga, You will be welcomed by the rafting guide and given brief about the safety precautions before starting trip. Lunch will be served at the bank of the river at 12.00p.m.After lunch we will again precede our trip for couple of hours.
On the first day, we will encounter rapids Twinrock, Ladies delight, Sweet-dream monsoon, Up-set, Good bye and surprise. Finally we will stop at Fishling for overnight rest. Dinner will be served at 8:00pm.

Day 02: Breakfast will be served at 8:00am. And after that we pack-up all gear & be ready for second day adventure. On that day, we pass by rapids, Butterfly, Electric, S bend & Pinbal. Lunch will be served at 12:30. At last we stop at Panch Kilo. After that transport provide to your own destination.

Trisuli river rafting

Cost Includes

• Transportation from and to Kathmandu by tourist bus as per itinerary.
• All International standard rafting equipment as necessary (Such as self bailing rafts, helmets, life jackets, kayaks, plastic paddles and spray jackets etc.)
• Well-trained and highly experienced rafting guides, cooks, and other helper staff.
• Camping & Cooking equipment (tents, mattress & kitchen gear).
• Accommodation in tent during the rafting.
• All staffs salary, insurance, meals etc.
• All necessary fees, Government/Local taxes, all national park and conservation area fees. Tourist service charge,

Cost Excludes

• Any type of personal expenditure such Alcoholic beverages and drinks, phone, and laundry.
• Food & accommodation cost incase of any natural accident caused by weather.
• Tips, Gratuities and expenditure.
• Rescue & insurance such as travel, cancellation, accident, health, emergency evacuation and loss, theft of or damage to baggage and personal effects. You are advised to insure for it.

Trisuli river rafting

Trisuli river rafting

Essential Information

Nepal River Grades are International river classification of difficulty.

Grade 1,
Easy: Moving water with occasional small rapids. Few or no obstacles.

Grade 2,
Moderate: Small rapids with regular waves. Some maneuvering required but easy to navigate.

Grade 3
Difficult: Rapids with irregular waves and hazards that need avoiding. More difficult manicuring required but routes are normally obvious. Scouting from the shore is occasionally necessary.

Grade 4
Very difficult: Large rapids that require careful manicuring. Dangerous hazard. Scouting from the shore is often necessary and rescue is usually difficult. Kayakers should be able to roll. Turbulent water and large irregular waves may flip rafts. In the event of a mishap there is significant risk of loss, damage and/ or injury.

Grade 5
Extremely difficult: Long and very violent rapids with several hazards. Continuous, powerful, confused water makes route finding difficult and caution from the shore is essential. Rescue is very difficult or impossible and in the event of a mishap there is a significant hazard to life.

Seasons

Winter - early December to mid- March
The Nepal whitewater experience is still a warmer and sunnier one than in many parts of the world but there are longer shadows in the deep river valleys and a warmer sleeping bag is advised. Wetsuits may be needed.

Spring/Summer - late March to early June
The clear, still powerful rivers driven by spring snow melt are, on average, reduced by one grade less than their high-water maximum. The Karnali and Kali Gandaki, perfectly suited to this season, are great all comers' rivers.

Monsoon - mid-June to early September
The Rivers are full and the few raft trips that are operated are limited to overnight programs on the Trishuli and Seti.