The Karnali is Nepal’s longest and largest river and with its tributaries, it drains most of the Far west of Nepal – the ‘wild west’. The area that it flows through is wild and relatively unpopulated with some of the most pristine jungle scenery in Nepal, and abundant wildlife. The valley narrows into a series of canyons, the river speeds up’ and there are big rapid, one leading into another, almost continuously down to the Seti river. The river winds through some magnificent un-spoilt scenery, eventually emerging onto the plains flowing through the Royal Baridia National Park to join the Ganges.

The Karnali River rafting combined with some of the most beautiful canyons found in Nepal and a wide variety of biodiversity including dense forests, wild lives and traditional remote villages. Karnali river one consider as longest river of Nepal. After the monsoon rapids are demanding and huge so the rafting there is an unique expedition trip and wildness experience. The river rises from the marginal Himalayan range of Tibet and flowing down to the southern direction to fall into Gangaes, which entered in Nepal from Humla district and cut the Mahabharat mountain nearby Chisapani.

The Karnali is more constrained by its canyon walls giving bigger more continuous and serious rapids. This constrained nature of the river means that any increase in volume has a more pronounced effect on the difficulty of the rapid and this makes it a river that is best run at low and medium flows – in higher water the Karnali is a serious commitment.

Facts of River Rafting

River Name: Karnali River
River Days: 10
River Distance: 180 Km./ 113 miles (Approximately)
Difficulty: 4
Rafting put in point: Kareleghat
Rafting ending point: Chisapani
Water Volume (Cumecs): 300
Best Season: Spring & Autumn

Safety Equipments we provide on trip:-

1. Best quality self-bailing inflatable raft
2. Whitewater safety helmet,
3. modern plastic paddle,
4. neoprene-wetsuit,
5. lifejacket
6. Dry top Jacket
7. Waterproof Container/Barrel for camera and valuables things
8. Dry bag,
9. First-Aid Kits and Tents/mass fly sheet and sleeping mat
10. other necessary camping gear cooking utensils,
11. Hygienically prepared food and drinks.

Things you have to bring for the trip

River wear gear:

• shorts- half pant
• T-shirts (long sleep for sun protection)
• swim wear
• Sun Cap/Glass/Cream
• personal water bottle
• A pair of river sandals.

For the camp site wear:

• Personal sleeping bag, lightweight shirts
• Trouser/pant
• under garments socks
• a towel,
• light shoe
• Fleece type pullover
• flash light, personal toiletries
• camera
• reading and writing materials
• medication recommended by your doctor.