Dear Baral
This was the first time I booked directly through the WEB , and I thought it's a little risky, especially when I had to send my money to Katmandu and I wend to Delhi .
An interaction programme was organized on June 28, 2005 with twenty Thai Tour Operators who came here for FAM tour to share their experiences during their stay in Nepal .
His Majesty King Gyanendra Bir Bikram Shah Dev inaugurated the Promote Nepal-2005 exhibition amid a special ceremony at the City Centre in Doha, Qatar, on June 14, 2005.
Nepal is one of the most popular destinations
for rafters and kayakers. The majestic Himalayas in the
north are the sources to major river systems of Nepal.
Not necessarily, you will need a formal training or experience
to raft in these rivers but you need a spirit of adventure.
We maintain a team of well trained and experienced river
guides to take you on the exciting river trips.
The monsoon starts from June and lasts till mid September and brings torrential
rains that flood the rivers so it's not advisable for rafting or kayaking at
this time. Peak season for rafting is October through November: the monsoon is
over, everything is very green, rivers are moderately high but dropping, temperatures
are warm and skies are clear with fine mountain views.
The winter months from
late December through to early February are cold and river levels will be low.
Lots of river runners out over Christmas and have a great time, but one certainly
should expect cold water and perhaps think in terms of wet suits and dry tops.
From late February through early April is also good time for river running -
river levels are reliably low, air temperature warm and blue. The disadvantage
is that the air is often hazy: one cannot be assured of stunning mountain views
and there may be occasional shower of rain.
1-3 days, grade:3+, most popular river
for beginners, the trip can be combined with a trip to
Chitwan for Pokhara. Put in point,3 hours drive from
Kathmandu.
