This river rafting is best suited to those with a sense of adventure and those who are seeking something different from the rivers of Nepal. In addition, if you are into an extreme adventure to the river of Nepal, then Tamur is the best option for you. The rivers in Nepal are directly flown from the Himalayas making it an ideal place for rafting. On the other hand, the Tamur river rafting can ideally be combined with trips to Chitwan National Park or treks in the Kanchenjunga region. In addition, the river has excellent beaches for camping. Besides, you will explore plenty of wildlife on the way, various species of birds. However, rafting in the Tamur river gives you the feeling of a wilderness expedition. The rapids are huge for grades 4 and 5- which are challenging and exhilarating. The volume of water ensures non-stop river action.

This trek takes you along the top of a 3000-meter ridge through beautiful woods and meadows. Similarly, this trip provides you with a view of magnificent Kanchenjunga, Makalu, and the Everest Massif in the far distance. Similarly, the trek lets you enjoy the alluring chirping sound of the birds through the lush vegetation of the thick rhododendron forest as well as the verdant meadows towards the heart of Eastern Nepal.

The rafting at Tamor starts from an early drive from Kathmandu to Basantapur via Dharan. From Basantapur, start trekking for about 5 hours to Mangalbare. Similarly, from Mangalore trek for another 5 hours to reach Guphapokhari. Likewise, pass through several places in Gorjha, Dobhan and finally get ready to have a wonderful rating experience at Tamor river. Rafting at Tamor takes you to camp at the bank of Kabali Dobhan, Koya, Dumre, Triveni Ghat, and finally to Chatara. The journey lets you witness the wilderness of nature and passes through several villages as well as explore the culture and tradition of people living around there.

Equipment and Services we provide for the trip

• Best quality self-bailing inflatable raft
• Whitewater safety helmet
• Modern plastic paddle
• Neoprene-wetsuit
• PFD-life jacket, Dry top Jacket
• Waterproof Container/Barrel for
• Camera and valuables things
• Dry bag, First-Aid Kits, and Tents/mass flysheet as well as a sleeping mat
• Other necessary camping gear
• Cooking utensils, hygienically prepared food, and drinks.
• The best river to experience impressive and powerful rapids.
• Rafting as well as a combination of the trek in Nepal
• Featuring magnificent white water in a beautiful valley combined with one of the most scenic treks
• Rafting to the sixth largest river in Nepal
• The Tamor and its tributaries drain the snows of Kanchenjunga, the third-highest peak in the world.
• Cultural exploration of the people living in villages area of Nepal
• Encounter several wildlife and species of birds on your way
• Camping at the sand beaches with a campfire with entertainment at night.