River System in Nepal

 

The Karnali in the far west of Nepal is by far the largest and the longest River notable for long rafting trips, fresh water Dolphins sighting and as a premier fishing river of Nepal. Cutting its edge from the Himalayan basin as a trans-boundary river from Tibet the tributaries of this river system is a togetherness of Humla Karnali, Mugu Karnali, rafting river Seti Karnali and the Bheri River much-admired for fishing trips as well. These entire rivers flow down as the Karnali finally to meet the river Ganges in India the southern Neighbor of Nepal.

The most common rafting trips in Nepal are in the central river system known as Gandaki River system. KaliGandaki is the longest among Budhi Gandaki, Marsyanghi River, Seti River, Madi and Daraundi rivers with its tributaries all originating from the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri Himalayan range to reach the Narayani River system in central Nepal. Its main tributary the Trishuli River a Trans-boundary river however, originates from Himalayan heights from Tibet making its own tributaries with many feeder rivers along it way as it curves with the Marshangdi River flowing from Mustang at Mungling to convert into mighty Narayani at Devi Ghat. 

From the east the river system is known as the Koshi connected with seven tributaries it is lastly named SaptaKoshi literally meaning seven Koshi Rivers. Three of the major tributaries that originate all the way from Tibet are the Bhote Koshi, Sun Koshi and the Arun River. The river system gathers full momentum as other mighty tributaries such as the Indrawati, Dudh Koshi, the Barun River and the Tamur River joins it.

 

Nepal is dream destination of rafting and kayaking experts. White water rafting in Nepal  is often by River Runner's Paradise.  Indeed nowhere else, one can get such a choice from easy to heart throbbing and a single day to multi-days whitewater expedition trips. Nepal has something for everyone. Weather you are beginner or an expert, safe, personalized and professional services will be made avail for all rivers.

 

Nepal River Information For Rafting and Kayaking