A
one-day trek from the nearest road leads you to Karnali,
Nepal’s largest and longest river. On the river, a series
of challenging class IV to V rapids takes you through narrow
canyons and dense forest full of diverse flora and fauna,
finally leaving you close to Bardia National Park, where
you can combine your rafting adventure with a safari trip
and maybe spot some of the park’s one-horned rhinos and
elusive tiger.
Grade :
4 - 5
From
:
Sauli
(560m)
To :
Chisapani (195m)
Distance :
180 km
(113 miles)
Days :
09 Days
From Ktm. :
4 hours
Day to day Itinerary
Day 01
Drive to Bhutwal by private bus, camp
at Bhutwal. (B,L,D)
Day 02
Day 03
Trek from Surkhet to
Dhanigad, overnight camping. (B,L,D)
Day 04
Day 05
Rafting from Kareleghat
and overnight camping. (B,L,D)
Day 06
Rafting day and camping
on the beach. (B,L,D)
Day 07
Rafting day, camping
on the beach near the confluence of the
Seti River. (B,L,D)
Day 08
Rafting day, camping
on the beach after passing Bijura Village.
(B,L,D)
Day 09
Rafting to Chisapani,
end of the trip, drive back to Kathmandu
by private bus. (B,L,D)
For further information and price
details, please contact us at: info@skylinetreks.com
What's includes
All
meals during the rafting period
Rafting permit
Transportation going
by tourist or local bus depending upon
the mode of transportation available at
put-in and pull-out point
Rafting, kitchen and
camping equipment experienced Captain
cook and other staffs groupleader will
be free over ten pax
What's Excluded :
Mineral water, cold drinks
and alcohols during whole trip.
Emergency evacuation things
of personal use member insurance
What
to bring:
Sleeping bag
Foam sleeping mattress
Personal toiletries, sun
block lotions Light woolen sweater for
Camp wear Extra pair of
shorts
Trousers/shirts Flashlight
or headlamps Open Sandal (Teva types) Cash
for drinks, snacks
on the way
A
one-day trek from the nearest road leads you to Karnali,
Nepal’s largest and longest river. On the river, a series
of challenging class IV to V rapids takes you through narrow
canyons and dense forest full of diverse flora and fauna,
finally leaving you close to Bardia National Park, where
you can combine your rafting adventure with a safari trip
and maybe spot some of the park’s one-horned rhinos and
elusive tiger.
