Bhotekoshi River Rafting

Duration: 1 Day

About Bhotekoshi River Rafting

Bhote Koshi River rafting is relatively adventurous and really challenging for white water adventure. Those adventure enthusiasts and experienced rafters mostly choose Bhote Koshi River for rafting in Nepal. The big bounces and the daring gorges make it more adventurous.

Bhote Koshi River is easily accessible from Kathmandu which a 3 hours scenic drive along Pasang Lahamu Highway to Lamosanghu which is the commencing point and the ending point is Dolalghat. And the trip ends for two days.
Due to big and rapid flow of water, the bounces and rapids are really challenging and breathtaking to experience but the expert rafters will have a lot of fun through this adventure sports in Bhote Koshi River. For the experience of best moments of thrilling and adventurous white water rafting in Nepal the experienced and expert rafters makes their best choice for Bhotekoshi River for rafting which they find truly rewarding.

Itinerary

Day 01 : Transportation pick up at 6:00 Am from Hotel, 3 hrs drive to rafting starting point Lamosangu - 04 hrs rafting then back to Kathmandu by same day.

What’s Included

Included Excluded

Transportation for day rafting trip
All your river rafting fees.
One lunch on day rafting on Bhote Koshi
All requried rafting gears and equipments.
All our government taxes.
Experienced rafting guide and raft crew with all wages, insurance, equipment.

Your travel insurance
personal expences like beverage drinks while on day rafting
Tipps to the rafting crew

Departures & Dates

Regarding date, you can pick any date for doing this activity if you are already 5 people in a group or inform us in advance to join with other people before you book the trip

Useful Information

What we Provide:

Along with our high quality self bailing rafts, we provide helmets, plastic paddles, wet suits, life jackets, and a comprehensive first aid kit.

What to Bring:

Please bring your shorts and a T shirt or swimwear and, very importantly, suitable footwear for wearing on the raft – also some warm clothing, a towel, sun block and, of course, your camera.