Kali Gandaki River Rafting

A thrilling blend of adventure and natural beauty, Kali Gandaki River rafting offers an exhilarating experience through one of Nepal’s most iconic river landscapes. Originating in Mustang, a remote enclave of Nepal bordering Tibet, the Kali Gandaki River flows through an open valley before plunging between the towering Dhaulagiri and Annapurna ranges, forming one of the world’s deepest gorges.

First navigated by explorer Michael Peissel in a hovercraft in 1973, the river has since become a favorite among rafters and kayakers. With its continuous rapids, breathtaking scenery, and cultural encounters, this three-day rafting adventure promises an unforgettable journey through Nepal’s rugged wilderness.

Kali Gangaki Rafting Highlights

• The “best all-round river in Nepal”
• Mountains, villages, temples, jungle, wildlife, suspension bridges, temples, gorges and more!
• Super fun, big and bouncy rapids with exciting wave trains
• Beautiful remote beach camping

Why Choose Kali Gandaki River Rafting?

• Known as the “best all-round river in Nepal”
• Stunning views of mountains, villages, temples, jungles, and gorges
• Exciting class III to IV+ rapids with big, bouncy waves
• Remote and picturesque riverside beach campsites

Please Bring Yourself

• Lightweight t-shirt for daytime wear.
• Swimwear for rafting.
• Warm clothing for the evenings, including a fleece or pullover.
• Sunscreen and lip balm with UV protection.
• Sunglasses with a retaining strap and/or a cap for sun protection.
• Quick-dry towel and eco-friendly toiletries.
• Any necessary personal medications.
• A flashlight or headlamp with extra batteries.
• Sturdy and comfortable footwear (water shoes or sandals for rafting, and dry shoes for camp).
• A good book for leisure time.