karnali

Waterway Facts

Trouble in Nov: 4 (5)

From: Sauli (Alt. 560m)

To: Chisapani (Alt. 195m)

Separate: 180 km (113 miles)

Waterway Days: 7

From Kathmandu: 2 Days

Av. Inclination: 4 m/km (20 ft a mile)

Volume in Nov.: 300 cms (10,500 cfs)

Best Season: Nov-Dec, Mar-Apr

Rundown

One of finest huge volume rafting and kayaking trips in Nepal – fantastic is channels wilderness clad gulches, BIG white wate and bounteous natural life.

The River

The Karnali is Nepal's longest and biggest stream and with its tributaries, it depletes the vast majority of the Far West of Nepal – the 'Wild West' the same number of individuals call it. This base segment of the stream certainly satisfies that name – the range that it moves through is wild and generally uninhabited with the absolute most perfect wilderness landscape in Nepal, and plentiful untamed life.

The rapids are likewise truly wild, with the waterway working to its peak in these lower ravines. Not long after the sharp curve in the waterway accelerates, and there are enormous rapids, one driving into another, constantly down to the Seti River. Starting from the elbow" 'it the Seti the inclination is 3m/km (15 ft a mile), however after here, the angle facilitates, as the stream winds through some heavenly pristine landscape, inevitably rising onto the fields and moving through the Bardia National Park to joing the Ganges.