Rivers of the world - Splash White Water Rafting

The Splash Rivers of the World project is an ongoing research project to find all the rivers of the World that are rafted. We aim to make this the best online resource available for information on all rafted rivers Worldwide. We are speaking to local schools to get them involved in the research as part of their geography course. If you would like you school to be involved please get in touch.

SETI KHOLA   2 DAYS
DAMAULI TO NARAYANGHAT

 
DEPARTURE POINT

Kathmandu or Pokhara

RIVER START POINT

Damauli

RIVER FINISH POINT

Narayanghat

OUTWARD TRAVEL TIME

4 & half hrs.

RIVER GRADE 

III

RETURN TRAVEL TIME

4 Hours

Itinerary

 
Day 01

We leave Kathmandu in the early morning and drive to Damauli, our put in point. After the rafts are rigged we will set off down the Seti Khola. We spend the whole day within its forested canyon. The luxuriant vegetation we see is a remnant of the vast forested area, which once covered the middle hills of Nepal.

Even now we are objects of curiosity to the villagers. Traveling by rafts is a perfect way to view undisturbed wildlife. When we stop for lunch we have time to explore,  Photograph, birdwatcher, swim or relax. Later in the afternoon we encounter a small but technical rapid near the village of Saranghat. Inhabited by Magars, who are renowned for generations of service with the Gurkha forces Saranghat, is a colorful middle hills village. Our first night we will set up camp on a spacious beach below the village

Day 02

After we have finished breakfast and repacked the raft, we will set off down river. Later we encounter the technical rapid grade 3  shortly after the rapid we leave Seti Khola and enter Trisuli River. Here the middle hills recede and the Terai plain opens before us. The Topography has changed dramatically. The twisted severe rock formations give away to sandstone and gavel deposited by antecedent rivers.

After lunch we have opportunity to visit a unique religious community , Devhgat . Each Year thousands of pilgrims visit the ashram to worship.

At this point Kali Gandaki joins the Trisuli River. The river now becomes the Narayani River. We float further down to a small town Narayanghat. Where we end our River trip.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

.

back to last page