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Trishuli River Rafting is one of Nepal’s most accessible and popular white water rafting experiences, suitable for both beginners and seasoned adventure seekers. Flowing through the Himalayan foothills, the Trishuli River offers an ideal blend of scenic beauty and moderately challenging rapids (Class II to III+), making it a perfect choice for a short adventure getaway. Located between Kathmandu and Pokhara, the river is easily accessible and the trip can be completed in a single day. Participants can enjoy thrilling rapids, peaceful sandy beaches, lush forests, and glimpses of local village life along the way. Expert river guides ensure a safe and enjoyable journey, providing all necessary safety gear and guidance.
The trip starts with a morning drive from Kathmandu, Pokhara, or Chitwan to Charaudi, which typically takes about 3 to 4 hours depending on road conditions. Charaudi is the common starting point for Trishuli River Rafting.
Upon arrival, participants receive a safety briefing from the rafting guide. This includes instructions on paddling techniques, river safety measures, and how to use the provided gear such as helmets and life jackets.
Rafting begins shortly after the briefing. The section of the Trishuli River covered in this trip includes several Class II to III rapids, offering a moderately challenging experience suitable for both beginners and those with prior rafting experience.
Around midway through the trip, the group stops for lunch at a riverside location. A simple Nepali meal is served, typically including rice, vegetables, and lentils.
After lunch, rafting continues through the Trishuli Gorge. This part of the river features steep banks and rock formations. Some participants may choose to swim in calm sections of the river.
The trip ends at Kurintar, where participants change into dry clothes. Return transport is then arranged back to the original departure point—Kathmandu, Pokhara, or Chitwan—using public or shared vehicles.
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