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Rafting in Nepal

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Discover the unparalleled thrill of rafting in Nepal, a country renowned for its abundant water resources and stunning river landscapes. Nestled amidst majestic mountains, Nepal’s rivers offer exhilarating white-water experiences that cater to both novices and thrill-seekers alike, ranging from day trips to multi-day expeditions.

Embark on a river adventure in Nepal to not only experience heart-pounding thrills but also to deeply immerse yourself in rural life, culture, and natural beauty, forging connections with local communities rarely encountered by traditional tourists. Navigating through powerful rapids adds an extra layer of excitement to this enriching journey.

Explore the Trishuli River, Nepal’s premier rafting and kayaking destination, easily accessible from Kathmandu, Pokhara, or Chitwan National Park. Parallel to a major highway, the Trishuli offers a unique route to the Royal Chitwan National Park or Pokhara, while still showcasing breathtaking scenery, impressive gorges, and thrilling rapids that guarantee an unforgettable adventure for all.

Join us for a once-in-a-lifetime experience that promises unforgettable memories and unrivaled excitement on Nepal’s legendary rivers. You might be interested in checking out other day tours.

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Bungy Jump

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Bungy jump in Nepal offers thrill-seekers an adrenaline rush amidst some of the world’s most stunning landscapes. The sport has become increasingly popular in Nepal, attracting adventurers from around the globe. Here are some of the premier bungy jumping sites in the country:

Bhotekoshi Bungy Jump

Location: Near the Nepal-Tibet border, about 3 hours’ drive from Kathmandu.

Overview: The Bhotekoshi bungy jump is one of the most famous bungee sites in Nepal. It is situated over the roaring Bhotekoshi River, known for its white-water rapids and stunning scenery.

Details:

  • Height: 160 meters (525 feet), making it one of the highest bungee jumps in the world until the Cliff in Kusma opened, which now holds the title.
  • Platform: The jump is from a suspension bridge specially designed for bungy jumping.
  • Experience: The jump offers an exhilarating free fall amidst a lush green gorge with the river flowing below.

Other Activities:

  • Canyon Swing: Similar to bungee jumping but with a longer free-fall and a massive swing over the river.
  • White-water Rafting: The Bhotekoshi River is renowned for its challenging rapids, perfect for rafting enthusiasts.
  • Canyoning: Explore waterfalls and rock formations by descending through gorges using ropes, harnesses, and other equipment.

Highground Adventure in Pokhara (Hymja), Bungy jump

Location: Hymja, near Pokhara, about 20 minutes’ drive from the city center.

Overview: Highground Adventure in Pokhara offers bungy jumping in one of Nepal’s most picturesque settings, with views of the Annapurna and Machapuchare (Fishtail) mountains.

Details:

  • Height: 70 meters (230 feet), providing a thrilling jump with a more moderate height compared to Bhotekoshi.
  • Platform: The jump is from a steel suspension bridge spanning a river gorge.
  • Experience: This bungee site combines the thrill of free-fall with breathtaking mountain vistas.

Other Activities:

  • Zip Flyer: One of the longest and steepest zip lines in the world, providing an exhilarating ride down the mountainside.

The Cliff in Kusma, Bungy jump

Location: Kusma, Parbat District, about 60 kilometers from Pokhara.

Overview: The Cliff in Kusma is the newest addition to Nepal’s bungee jumping destinations, offering an extreme adventure in a less crowded setting.

Details:

  • Height: 228 meters (748 feet), making it one of the highest bungy jumps in the world.
  • Platform: The jump is from the longest suspension footbridge in Nepal, spanning the Kali Gandaki Gorge.
  • Experience: The site offers a heart-pounding drop with panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and the Kali Gandaki River below.

Other Activities:

  • Sky Cycling: Pedal across a high-wire suspended over the gorge, offering both excitement and incredible views.

If you want to combine Bunjy jump  with  paragliding, this can be also possible.

 

Note: On-Demand experience

Canyoning in Nepal

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Canyoning in Nepal, also known as canyoneering in some regions, is an exhilarating outdoor adventure activity that involves navigating through canyons using a variety of techniques such as walking, scrambling, climbing, jumping, abseiling (rappelling), and swimming. Nepal, renowned for its rugged and diverse landscapes, offers some of the world’s best canyoning experiences. There are about two dozen canyons opened for Canyoning activity where you can experience the thrill of this adventure on the base of world’s highest mountains.

Some Canyoning trip can be combine with Rafting or kayaking trip as they are just next to big river. We’re pioneers of canyoning in Nepal. Trips range from easy day trip to few days.

Few Ideal Locations for Canyoning in Nepal

  1. Sundarijal: Located near Kathmandu, Sundarijal is a popular destination for beginners and those looking for a quick canyoning adventure. The region features beautiful waterfalls, natural pools, and lush greenery.
  2. Jalbire Canyon: Situated in Chitwan, Jalbire Canyon is known for its thrilling descents and scenic beauty. This canyon features multiple waterfalls and deep pools, providing an exhilarating experience for both novices and seasoned canyoneers.
  3. Bhotekoshi Canyon: Close to the Tibetan border, Bhotekoshi Canyon offers a challenging canyoning experience. The canyon is characterized by steep drops, powerful waterfalls, and breathtaking scenery, making it a favorite among adventure enthusiasts.
  4. Sangye Canyon: Located in the Lamjung district, Sangye Canyon is an off-the-beaten-path destination that offers a more remote and pristine canyoning experience. The canyon features a series of cascades and deep gorges, ideal for those seeking solitude and adventure.

What to Expect

Canyoning in Nepal involves a combination of techniques to navigate through the canyons. Participants can expect to:

  • Abseil Down Waterfalls: Rappelling down waterfalls is one of the highlights of canyoning. It requires skill and courage as you descend through the cascading water.
  • Slide Down Natural Water Slides: Natural rock formations create slides that offer a fun and thrilling way to descend.
  • Jump into Pools: Some sections of the canyon might require you to jump from heights into deep pools below, adding to the adrenaline rush.
  • Swim Through Narrow Gorges: Swimming through the narrow, water-filled gorges is both a challenging and refreshing experience.

Safety and Equipment

Safety is paramount in canyoning, and Nepal’s canyoning operators ensure participants are well-equipped and guided by experienced professionals. Essential gear includes:

  • Wetsuits: To keep warm in the cold water.
  • Harnesses and Ropes: For abseiling and securing yourself.
  • Helmets: To protect against falling rocks and slips.
  • Canyoning Shoes: Designed for good grip on wet surfaces.
  • Life Jackets: For buoyancy while swimming.

Best Time for Canyoning

The best time for canyoning in Nepal is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) seasons. During these periods, the weather is stable, and the water levels are ideal for canyoning. Monsoon season (June to August) can make canyoning dangerous due to high water levels and strong currents.

Day trip:
Day 01: Drive to starting point for about 3 hrs hr / Lunch break/ Canyoning and drive back to Kathmandu or continue your trip to Pokhara or Chitwan National Park.

Multiday Trip:
Day 01: Drive to starting point for about 3 hrs hr / Lunch break/ Canyoning/ Camping at river bank.

Day 02: After breakfast Canyoning/ lunch / drive back to Katmandu or visit Chitwan National Park or drive to Pokhara.