Trishuli River Rafting – 1 Days
Trip Overview
- Country: Nepal
- Duration: 1 Days
- Trip Level: Adventure Sports
- Best Season: Feb-Jun/Sep-Nov
Trip Highlights
- Beautiful scenic view.
- Wild experience of unsullied beaches.
- Impressive gorges and exciting rapids.
Trip Description
Trishuli River Rafting is an excellent river for those looking for a short river rafting trip, without a huge challenge but with some really exciting rapids, beautiful scenery, and a relatively peaceful environment. It not only gives you the thrill and the chill down the spine but it also mesmerizes you with the insight into the beautiful hills, greenery around, the Mankamana cable car, and the road alongside.
Trishuli river is located on the west of Kathmandu, on the way to famous beautiful destinations Pokhara and Chitwan National Park. You can also do this trip on the way back as it lies on the route of most treks in the Annapurna region as well. Otherwise, you can reach there within a 3 to 5 hours drive from Kathmandu, where you will be picked up from your hotel at around 7:30 am after breakfast by a private tourist vehicle. The cost of this rafting trip might vary depending on where you are planning to start the trip as the transport cost is more than that of rafting.
Detailed Itinerary
Day 01 – Drive to Charaudi, Engage in Rafting and Return to Kathmandu
Duration: 3-4 hrs rafting
You will be picked up at your hotel after breakfast at around 7:30 am by a private tourist vehicle. Then, a drive of 3 to 4 hours from Kathmandu takes us to the starting point of rafting, Charaudi which is 85 km away. After the guide briefs us about rafts and the river, the trip hits a few class 2 or 3 rapids called “LADIES DELIGHT” and then we stop for the lunch. After lunch white water hits a class 2 to 3 rapid called “UPSET” and “SURPRISE”. At Mugling we stop and have hot tea/coffee with snacks. The rafting duration lasts about 3 to 4 hours. After the end of the rafting, we drive back to Kathmandu.
Lunch included
Price Includes
- Rafting equipment i.e. boat, lifejacket, paddle, waterproof bag, etc.
- Lunch during the day.
- Hotel pick up & drop off by a private tourist vehicle.
- All local permits and entrance fees.
- Wages, meals, gear, insurance, and medications for all staff.
- Photo and video of your adventure (which will be provided to you via E-mail)
- All administrative expenses and government taxes
Price Excludes
Excludes
- Your travel insurance.
- Any beverages including bottled and boiled water
- Tips for hostess and driver. (Tipping is expected).
- Any expenses other than the Price Include section
What makes this trip different ?
Our CSI with Sambhav Nepal
Ace the Himalaya supports the communities that make tourism in Nepal possible. Since 2007, we have partnered with Sambhav Nepal a local NGO, founded by our MD & CEO Prem Khatry, supporting education, health, women’s empowerment, disaster relief, and community volunteer programs.
Sambhav Nepal Major Works (Till October 2026)
- Supported 25,000+ students in Gorkha District community schools with winter clothing, school bags, and other supplies.
- Established and supported 10 health laboratories, benefiting 230,000+ people.
- Empowered 8,000+ women through cultural promotion and livelihood development projects.
- Provided 13 ambulances and served as a frontline responder during the 2015 earthquake, COVID-19, floods, landslides, and other disasters.
- Supported 34+ students in pursuing PCL-level higher education.
- Built or supported 75+ houses for earthquake-affected households, and rebuilt school buildings and hostels benefiting 4,500+ students.
Sustainability and Responsible Tourism
- Ace the Himalaya is one of the few Travelife Certified companies in Nepal. Our treks are socially and environmentally conscious, leaving the lowest possible impact in the Himalayas.
- On most of our treks, we provide filtered water wherever running water is available, helping reduce single-use plastic bottle waste in the mountains.
- Trekkers are given garbage bags during treks to carry out their waste and keep the trails clean.
- About 80% of our staff are natives of the regions where our trips are organized. This helps local communities, supports small businesses, and promotes regional culture and ways of life.
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