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White-water rafting is a fun, exciting and demanding activity, and the rivers descending from the Himalayas are some of the very best in the world for exciting and demanding rapids. Some short, easy rafting is available in Bhutan, but most of our rafting is done in Nepal where the infrastructure is well developed and the local guides have been running the rivers through high and low water for years. Different rivers have their own characters, quirks and can be rafted in different seasons. Particularly during the monsoon, some rivers are at their very best, while others are just too fast and full to raft.
After exploring the fascinating city of Kathmandu, we enjoy a few days of exciting white-water rafting on the scenic Seti river. Next we head to Chitwan National Park for a full range of safari activiites in the park, with the chance to see numerous types of wildlife, including the endangered one-horned rhinoceros and possibly a tiger.
Comprehensive guide to whitewater rafting in Nepal & Bhutan.
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Comprehensive guide to whitewater rafting in Nepal & Bhutan.
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