Early in the morning, we drive towards Dolalghat admiring the magnificence of Himalayan ranges in our sight. Dolalghat is the starting point of our water adventure. As we move ahead towards the bank of Sunkoshi River in Dolalghat, we enjoy our lunch and take a shot briefing from the instructor about our journey. We will be explained about the do’s and don’ts during our trek. We initiate our rafting journey with few practice session and continue with real rafting experience. Today, we experience a Class IV rapid called Rotten Cave. In the evening, we stay at a tent set up in the bank of the river. (Lunch and dinner included)
After having our breakfast, we get ready with our gears and set off to experience a thrilling rapid of class IV+ known as meat grinder. We run straight down avoiding the holes to the left and right and continue our adventure down below until we reach a confluence where Sunkoshi meets Tama Koshi. We encounter a beautiful temple of Shiva here. We set up a tent for the night, (Breakfast, lunch and dinner included)
We continue rafting down below the confluence of LikhuKhola. Here we experience a short Class III + grade rapid which is followed by a long Class IV rapid which are named as pre anxiety and high anxiety respectively. We set a tented camp for overnight stay. (Breakfast, lunch and dinner included)
As we start our day, we experience several thrill of Class III + rapids. Then we stop for lunch and get ready for the biggest and exciting experience of white water river rafting. The Harkapur II and III are the hardest rapid that we can experience throughout our journey. The rapids are tackled with care and technique. As we move ahead, we set a camp where we stay for the night. (Breakfast, Lunch and dinner included)
We continue our rafting journey to the point where the Dudh Koshi river joins to meet Sun Koshi river at the left. As the river widens, we come across some small rapids and paddle until we tackle the Jaws rapid. We spend our night in a tented camp. (Breakfast, lunch and dinner included)
The day can be considered as the hardest day of our rafting journey as we come across Class IV + grade rapids. We experience the Rhino rock and jungle corridor rapids until we relish the beautiful waterfalls that cascade from both sides of the river. We spend our night in a tented camp. (Breakfast, lunch and dinner included)
As we come to the end of our rafting experience, we may try kayaking if interested. The instructors will help us with the basic skills for maneuvering the boats. We spend our night in a tented camp. (Breakfast, lunch and dinner included)
As we come to the wrapping up phase of the journey, we get ready for the last stretch of the river. We will experience some Class IV rapids named Big Dipper. We move ahead until we reach a point where Arun and Tamor meets Sun Koshi to form Saptakoshi. Enjoying the lust in green hills, we float along the powerful water current of the river. At around two p.m. we wrap up our journey and drive towards Biratnagar airport. From the airport, we take a flight back to Kathmandu. (Breakfast, lunch and dinner included)
Sun Koshi is considered one of the more challenging rivers in Nepal, offering a mix of rapids ranging from Grade III to V, providing an exciting and adventurous experience for rafters.
Sun Koshi River Rafting is an exhilarating water adventure that involves navigating the Sun Koshi River in Nepal on inflatable rafts. It offers a thrilling experience amidst stunning natural landscapes.
A moderate level of physical fitness is usually sufficient. Participants should be comfortable with basic physical activities and be able to follow the guide's instructions during the rafting journey.
While there may not be strict age restrictions, participants are generally required to be in good physical health. It's recommended to check with the rafting company for specific age and health requirements.
Safety is a top priority, and participants are provided with safety equipment, including life jackets and helmets. Experienced guides accompany each rafting group, and comprehensive safety briefings are conducted before the journey.