a river trip.
The approach to the river involves a three-day trek through the wilderness, passing through villages and enjoying views of mountains. This is a thrilling trip combining rafting with trekking and camping out in a pristine forest. The large volume of water ensures thrills and spills as it cuts a deep gorge through the hills. Impressibe rapids that are technically challenging are encountered throughout the river run.
The approach to the river involves a three-day trek through the wilderness, passing through villages and enjoying views of mountains. This is a thrilling trip combining rafting with trekking and camping out in a pristine forest. The large volume of water ensures thrills and spills as it cuts a deep gorge through the hills. Impressibe rapids that are technically challenging are encountered throughout the river run.The trip begins with a flight to Tumlingtar in the Hilly region of eastern Nepal where rafters camp for the night before setting out towards the river.The next day's adventure is a short trek to the next camping site.On Day 3, the river trip begins and Class III and Class IV rapids are encountered.
The next day brings rapids in quick succession until campsite is reached. On the final day, the river is smoother and merges with the famous Sun Koshi. Finally floating for half an hour, the temple at Barah Chhetra is reached. Further down is Chatara, the Put-out point from where the drive back begins.
The next day brings rapids in quick succession until campsite is reached. On the final day, the river is smoother and merges with the famous Sun Koshi. Finally floating for half an hour, the temple at Barah Chhetra is reached. Further down is Chatara, the Put-out point from where the drive back begins.
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