About Kali Gandaki River Rafting
Kali Gandaki River rafting takes you through the deepest gorges in the world, where rafting will be great due to the fast flowing water along with the splendid atmosphere. The starting point of this river rafting will be reached after 3 to 4 hours of drive from Pokhara, and this is easily reached by private transportation. It is more interesting river rafting because you get an opportunity to do rafting under the mesmerizing views of Mt. Dhaulagiri and Mt. Annapurna. It flows southward through a steep gorge and takes you down to the river, surrounded by barren and rocky terrain.
This river rafting is one of the adventurous rivers rafting, which is full of fun and thrills. Not only is it fun and thrilling, but you also get a panoramic view of the mountains and green scenery. During the rafting time, you will participate in the different grades of rapids with a mesmerizing view of the Annapurna range. While rafting, we will pass through the deep gorge along with waterfalls and jungles and some traditional villages of Magar and Chhetri. It is one of the risky rivers rafting in Nepal, and this river rafting is classified into several grades, mainly graded as III and IV to rafting on the Kali Gandaki River.
Kali Gandaki River rafting is popular among those who are looking for adventure and fun at the same time. Rafting on this river is a risky task, and the rafters have to carry several things for their safety. So Kai Expedition is always there for the safety of our customers. This river was originally carved down from the Dhaulagiri and Annapurna. This river rafting is perfect for those who are looking for an adventurous trip with beautiful scenery and the mountains. This river rafting has grown in popularity day by day, where the trail passes through superb scenes, wildlife, and unexplored remote natural villages.
Kali Gandaki River Rafting Difficulty
This river rafting is challenging and thrilling white-water rafting experience. The difficulty of rafting on the Kali Gandaki River is considered class III to class V, depending on the section of the river and the time of year.
Class III: This is moderate white-water with some challenges and rapids, but it is suitable for most intermediate rafters with basic skills.
Class IV: This is for more experienced rafters, with large and technical rapids that require good maneuvering skills.
Class V: These are the most difficult sections, with steep, powerful rapids and significant hazards. This is suitable only for experienced and well-prepared rafters.
The famous Kali Gandaki Gorge, one of the deepest gorges in the world, where the river passes through rugged terrain, adding to the excitement and intensity. The difficulty level can also vary with water levels, which fluctuate depending on the seasons.