Trip Code: | MRSD |
Trip Duration: | 5 days |
Max. Altitude: | 1200m |
Grade: | Challenging |
Program Type: | Rafting |
Trek Start Point: | Khudi |
Trek End Point: | Bimal nagar |
Accommodation: | Camping |
Meals: | Breakfast, lunch , Dinner with tea/coffee |
Mode of Travel: | Land |
Transportation: | Car / Bus |
Minimum Pax: | 4+ |
Best season: | March - June / September-November |
.Marsyangdi River Rafting, one of the best rivers in the world for rafting located in Annapurna Himalayan Range in Nepal. It is popular for its whitewater rapids and the wonderful and impressive mountain backdrops. One needs is to drive to Besisahar and take a five-hour trek up to Nagdi. Marsyangdi is ‘raging river’ and one passes through different landscapes accompanied by scenic mountains, remote villages, and natural beauty. The river is long and the best time to visit here is October to December and March to May.
Marsyangdi River situated between the mountains in the far western region of Nepal offers one of the best rafting expeditions. It starts with a deep and pathless gorge slowly descending to the dry landscapes. The experience of flowing along the river watching the captivating views of some finest jungles, wildlife, river banks are magnificent. Himalayas and mountains views, canyons and gorges are one of the best combinations of adventure and excitement.
Marsyangdi River is an attraction to the area of the wonderful and adventurous Annapurna Himalayan Range. Annapurna Conservation Area and Sanctuary are rich in biodiversity and wildlife. Variety of plant and animal species found here, along with with the rare species are major attractions of the area. You can visit the river with a trek to the Annapurna Conservation Area or Sanctuary or rafting. The cannoning in the river and cannons of the region are adventurous make your trip to Marsyangdi River memorable. Marshyangdi River rafting might be a good option. We offer quite good rafting adventure during your river trips.
Day 01: Early morning drive to Beshi Sahar end with bumpy road at last part of drive, Rest for the day before your white water rafting fun begins.
Day 02: Second day of your rafting in Nepal in Marshyangdi River start with walking up to Kudhi, while rest of the time you can explore around village of Bulbule. Overnight in camp site with briefing section from team leaders for your rafting adventure which is about to start from tomorrow.
Day 03: Hike up to Nagdi start point of White River Rafting, packed up all gears get ready as you are about to experience the most knuckle gripping section. Throughout entire day we encounter with grade 4 rapid before overnight rafting trips fix the camp site nearby Beshi Sahar.
Day 04: Rest day, roll out in kayak very far from crowds of trekkers, rafting in Nepal, in Marshyangdi offer you to operate kayak roll, in beautiful area before fun begins from tomorrow again.
Day 05: Ending day of white water rafting passes through such a high walled gorge, river became very mellow, plenty of birds, vegetation which can be described in one word as breathtaking. White river rafting in Marshyangdi is terminated as place name Bimal Nagar on the highway to Pokhara. From where crew member can be shifted to either Pokhara or Kathmandu.
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