Arun River Rafting is one of the most powerful whitewater currents and fasted rivers in Nepal, cutting through the High Himalaya with deep and awesome gorges, green valleys and excellent riverside beaches.
Arun River flows by the melting of Mt. Makalu (8462m) and other mountains of that region uniting with thousands of small spring.
Highlight for Arun River Rafting
- Scenic view of melting of Mt. Makalu (8462m)
- Magnificent views of Kanchenjunga
- 50 minutes flight to Tumlingtar
- Trekking to Kartike Ghat
The Arun is one of the most powerful whitewater current and fasted rivers in Nepal, cutting through the High Himalaya with deep and awesome gorges, green valleys and excellent riverside beaches.
Arun River flows by the melting of Mt. Makalu (8462m) and other mountains of that region uniting with thousands of small spring.
Arun River Rafting
It is undoubtedly the most exciting white water river rafting in Nepal. Started by a day hike followed by four days of rafting. The powerful current and large water volume make sure huge and remarkable river journey. The rapids can be technically and challenging compound.
The Arun is an excellent choice. It is for a long whitewater rafting trip for those who are seeking a true adventure and the thrill of encountering huge rapids in a peaceful setting. It is the first choice for those wanting a whitewater expedition into the wilderness area.
Arun River Rafting
It starts with a 50 minutes flight to Tumlingtar and trek to Kartike Ghat, which will reduce your trekking days considerably but may increase the cost. Alternatively, you can drive to Helae via Dharan. And the trekking route follows a 3000-meter high ridge. We will pass through beautiful woods and meadows with magnificent views of Kanchenjunga, Makalu and the Everest mastiff along the way.
From Kartike Ghat,(put in point)the 76 km path of the river is really breathtaking. Our guides and crews are very skilled and experienced to make this adrenaline rushing trip thrilling. Yet safe for anyone who follows rules and order of the river guide.
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