This FAQ is designed to answer many of the questions for people who are planning and preparing for a rafting trip to Nepal. The questions listed here, and their respective answers are meant only as a general guide to help you plan and organize your rafting trip before the booking your rafting trip.

What does mean white water rafting?
White water rafting means cruising down a rushing river in an inflatable rubber raft or white kayak over crashing waves and swirling rapids for the excitement of a lifetime. Nepal has earned a reputation as one of the best destinations in the world for white water rafting. Nepal’s thundering waters, coming from the glaciers of the mighty Himalaya, provide unmatched thrills for rafting and immersing oneself in the landscape. A rafting trip is bound to be the highlight of your stay in the country.

When is best time for Rafting in Nepal?
For rafting October through mid-December and March through early May are the best times. In this time you will have great mountains views, clear sky and rewarding natural scenery. In winter it is possible but you have to watch out for hypothermia. In this time you certainly should expect cold water and perhaps think in terms of wet suits and dry tops. Monsoon time is dangerous which brings heavy rains that flood the rivers most so people wouldn't want to be kayaking or rafting at this time.

Is rafting dangerous?
Rafting is thrilling, exciting, wet, wild and unbelievably fun. However, as in all adventure sports, there is an inherent risk involved. That risk contributes to the excitement, and is one of the reasons people enjoying it so much. Our guides are trained to minimize risks, and, statistically, you're safer on a raft than in your car. One state government found in an investigation that the injury rate for whitewater rafting is similar to that for bowling! But still, there is a risk, and you must accept that risk when you go on the river. By the way, the most common injury is sunburn, and most other injuries occur on land, especially getting into and out of the boats.

What the things are in includes your price?
In all the river expedition, basically a tour includes professional guide and supporters, round trip ground transportation, all national park entrance and rafting permits fees, hygienic and tasty western as well as local meals will be served exploiting maximum of the local organic production, all rafting equipment, including self-bailing rafts, life jackets and safety equipments, paddle top, helmets and waterproof gear bags, accommodation on twin sharing basis, all kitchen and camping equipment cook and necessary supporters.

What is not included in the price?
Personal items such as clothing, bottled alcoholic beverages, insurance, expenses of personal nature and tips.

How much physically fit do I need to be? Is the knowledge of swimming must?
A reasonable level of fitness is recommended. Swimming is obviously added advantage for fun but it is not must. Safety jackets and helmets make you float in case you fall into the river. If you're in doubt about your ability to go rafting, or your fitness, check with your doctor before you go.

I have never been before? Which trips are best for me?
Start off with a class III, or an easier class IV trip. An alternative is to ride along on an oar boat, which many companies offer on different rivers. If you are confident in the water, healthy, and feel adventurous, you can drop right into a class IV river without prior experience. Guides will make sure you are trained in safety and paddle techniques. For class V Rivers, you must have prior class IV experience.

What I need to bring?
Sleeping bag and pad, lightweight pants, cotton underwear, lightweight long-sleeved shirt or t-shirt, fleece jacket, toiletries, torch or headlamp with extra batteries, water bottles. If you are traveling to the Karnali, Marshyangdi or Tamur, it is recommended that you bring walking shoes or lightweight hiking boots for the treks. River Wear: Secured-fitting river sandals or running shoes are essential in the even of a swim. Shorts or a swim suit, sarong for women, baseball cap, and sun glasses with retaining device, sunscreen and leap balm. Optional Items: Small binoculars, camera and film, fishing equipment, walkman / Discman and tunes, reading and writing material and a personal first aid kit.

How to book the trip?
To book any of our trips, you are requested to fill our online booking form or just send us a simple e-mail with your requirements. We charge 20% of the total trip cost, which is non-refundable. Then we will send you a comprehensive trip itinerary after booking.

What is the Payment Method?
Method of payment could be travel check/visa/master card or cash while booking the trip with us. While you pay by credit card, certain bank charge is added.

Finally… if someone is interested to invest share in tourism sector of Nepal, particularly in hotel, travel, trekking, mountaineering, airlines and various creative training institute and academic school, we are ready to work with them in partnership on the basis of their special proposal or contract. We look forward to work with you for mutual benefits.