Trisuli River rafting is Nepal's most popular rafting and offers the country's most adventurous whitewater rafting. The Trisuli River originates from a high mountain lake called Gosaikunda, where the water flows quickly. According to our myth, God Shiva, the highest-ranking Hindu god, created the river. God Shiva thronged his trident (Trisul) into the rocky mountain of Gosaikunda and became a river named Trisuli.
The Trisuli River is easily accessible from the Kathmandu Valley, flowing by the side of the Mahindra Highway. The starting point for Trisuli River rafting is Charaudi. It is a few hours’ drive from Kathmandu. You experience some thrilling rapids in Grade 3 and enjoy the scenic beauty.
It goes through impressive gorges on the side of the river. During monsoon season, the river turns into its gigantic form, eroding the bank and forming thrilling rapids.
The Trisuli River offers big, bouncy, relatively safe flips. The river is idyllic for starter rafters and kayakers during the spring and autumn. Trisuli River rafting can also be idyllic for bird watchers and adventure lovers. Trisuli River rafting is one of the best whitewater rafting experiences in the world.
