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3D/2N
Up to 7 days
20 people
English, नेपाली (Nepali), हिंदी (Hindi)
Rafters looking for something that’s greater than a mere day go back and forth, however lower than long and difficult encounters will fall in love with the 3 Days Kali Gandaki River Rafting. 3 Days Kali Gandaki River Rafting brings you virtually deep river gorges, and the circuit is stuffed with enchanting scenery.
The trip has anything for all varieties of adventure enthusiasts because it combines challenging rapids with calm white waters, sandy beaches, and far-flung villages. Overnight in camps will let you explore the area’s wildlife and majestic waterfalls making the journey even more pleasing. Kali Gandaki rafting can be high on spirituality and tradition, as this is one of the holiest rivers within the nation. And it’s customary to look at numerous Hindu rituals taking a position on the banks. Kali Gandaki (black river in the local language) is also famous for Shalikrams (black, holy stones).
Kali Gandaki River named after “Kali” the goddess of destruction, Kali Gandaki is alleged to be one of Nepal’s most holy rivers. Originating high on the Tibetan Plateau, the “Mighty Kali” plunges down by way of the Himalayas, carving out one of the crucial deepest gorges on this planet between Dhaulagiri and the Annapurna Mountains.
With unique white water rapids, marvelous mountain views, extraordinary villages, never-ending suspension bridges, waterfalls, pristine jungle rich in the natural world, deep gorges, cultural temples, and lovely white sandy shorelines for camp, Please, remember Kali Gandaki River Rafting is a beautiful all-round river journey in Nepal.
If you prefer to experience a large variety of Nepal’s most spectacular scenery, on an exciting whitewater rafting and camping adventure, then Mighty Kali is the perfect 3 Days Kali Gandaki River Rafting adventure for you!
The minimum age is typically 16 but depends on current river conditions and participant experience, water confidence, and strength. Please inquire for special consideration of children with our expert. Participants must be water confident and able to swim.
Try outdoor water adventures together with your kids. If your child is already 5 years old-this an adventure for your 👪family! Explore the active way of holidays by playing friendly rapids of Nepal’s rivers together with your children. Enjoy being in nature surrounded by the incredible scenery of mountains, and traditional settlements, accompanied by sounds of water and melodic birds.
Whatever length of the trip you desire you’ll find right what you are looking for.
| # | Discount group | From adult | To adult | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Group 5-10 | 5 | 10 | 8% |
| 3 | Group 11-20 | 11 | 20 | 12% |
Pokhara – Kaligandaki, morning seven am transferred through the bus to Baglung Bridge from Pokhara put-in factor near Maldunga. Have lunch security briefing and demonstration at the put-in factor then one and a half or two hours rafting with possible portage (walk around rapids) depending on current river conditions and arrive at the beach camp. The late afternoon then unloads rafts and hooked up camp tea, coffee, and snacks followed by way of cooked dinner and in the night at the camp.
Kaligandaki River, tea, and coffee 7 am cooked breakfast eight am and take down camp and repack rafts then rafting two or two and half of an hour after which have a picnic lunch then again two or two and half an hours rafting. Late afternoon arrives at beach camp then dump rafts and set up camp then tea, coffee, and snacks adopted by using cooked dinner and overnight at the camp.
Pokhara, morning tea and coffee seven am cooked breakfast eight am take down camp and repack rafts then rafting one or one and a half an hours enjoyable whitewater rapids adopted via a different one and one and half an hours enjoyable flow as we strategy the dam and finish at Mirmi Dam and sell off rafts and prepare for departure to Pokhara, lunch will be in takeout point.
👉🏽 this is an approximate itinerary. Occasions and periods may just change for a lot of causes, including climate, atmosphere, and street conditions.
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