Rafting—an
adventure river tour in Nepal’s rivers, makes a traveler’s Nepal
journey unique and unforgettable. Rafting tour in Nepal is an extra attraction
for visitors to explore the country’s civilization, flora and fauna in an
exciting white water movement. Nepal’s high Himalayan fed rivers are challenging
to the paddlers from September to throughout December and from February to throughout
April in a year. Here are some explanations in short on rafting rivers in Nepal.
It is one of the best ways to explore the typical cross section of Nepal’s
natural as well as the ethnic cultural heritage
River
rafting is journeying on the torrential river on an inflatable rubber boat.
A river trip 
is often an adventure but not always. An amateur with a little sense of adventure
can equally enjoy it. A river trip also provides an opportunity for geological
surveys and fishing. You are provided with whitewater life-vest to put on all
the time while on the river. You are also provided with a helmet, when needed.
A trained professional river guide heads the rafting team, drifting easily oftentimes
paddling away in a frenzy whooping and screaming with waves crashing in. All camping
equipment and meals are provided.
In
the country like Nepal, river trips are unique experience to explore a typical
cross section of the country’s natural as well as ethno-cultural heritage.
The river is regarded as a form of various religious rituals such as cremation
under both Hinduism and Buddhism. A variety of cultural activities can be witnessed
being performed along the river. The adjoining slopes of the river often harbor
dense vegetation and interesting wildlife. Several varieties of fishes also abound
the Nepalese river.
