Trip overview
The Kali Gandaki is longest river in Nepal and the only river that meets the Ganges. Kali Gandaki raises in mustang an enclave of Nepal and poking into Tibet on the other side of the Himalaya. Kali Gandaki River rafting explores lush fields and forests to the mountains into the desert-dry trans-Himalayan region. It offers you the spectacular vies of Annapurna and Machhapuchhare range. The Kali Gandaki is the most remote rivers in Nepal. There are no roads or trekking trails that follow the river.
We will have drive or flight to Pokhara. Kali Gandaki River rafting begins with close up views of the Himalayas, ecosystems, paddy fields, forests, and the deepest gorge. You’ll enjoy the 3-4 grades rapids with deep points and exciting flips. The camping during the Kali Gandaki rafting is another major way to make your rafting success. You will witness the natural versatilities with the vegetation and wildlife. Kali Gandaki is also popular for the high degree of Kayaking in the white river. Both experienced and novice rafters will love the raft in Kaligandaki.
The river rises in Mustang, on the northern side of the Himalayan range. It creates one of the world’s deepest river canyons.
The rapids on the Kali Gandaki are much more technical and continuous keeping paddlers busy all day. Both experienced and novice rafters love this. Nowhere else is it possible to find such diversity on a 3-day raft trip. Nice drops, sparkling chutes and turbulent rapids provide class III to IV+ runs during the fall and spring seasons. This ancient trading route from Tibet takes you through the deepest river gorge in the world. Watch for the Dhaulagiri and Annapurna Mountain Ranges (the popular trekking route) and have your camera ready
