This itinerary from Gurung River Guides Adventures (GRG Adventures), a local Nepali tour operator, will see you explore the Himalayan country via whitewater and paddle.
How cool is it to explore this stunningly-beautiful, awe-inspiring Himalayan gem of a country by paddle, with incredible mountain vistas as your travelling companions?! This itinerary is for intermediate to experienced kayakers, and covers 7 rivers in just 9 days.
“You need to be a confident Class III to IV boater, with a solid roll, to do this trip,” GRG advises. However, this is considered a suggested itinerary, and can be lengthened/shortened to suit your schedule, and other rivers can be considered. GRG also says this trip can be downgraded to suite Class III paddlers. Contact with operator for details.)
Day 4 | Rest day in Pokhara. Rest day to explore your surroundings, with various adventure options on offer.
Multi-River Kayak Expedition | GRG’s Adventure Kayaking | Kathmandu, Nepal
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Phone/international inquiries: Nepal: +977 9849453583 | U.K.: +44 77807269076
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Whats App: +977 9841447561
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Email: [email protected]
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- Price: must check with operator for current pricing (typically approx. GB£750 per person).
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Difficulty: moderate to challenging, primarily paddling Class III to Class V rapids.
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Which river is described as possibly the hardest on the trip, and where is it located?