Marshyangdi, a mountain river in Nepal is considered one of the best white rivers for rafting. Rafting in Marsyangdi is one of the most adventurous outdoor activities in Nepal. Marsyangdi is also known as the raging river of Nepal. The river is 150 km long. The river was opened for rafting in 1996. this ranging river is steep and technical. With a range of its rapid grade from Class 3 to 4, it offers pretty good rafting adventure. Continuous thrilling white water with magnificent mountain backdrops makes rafting more adventurous.

Marsyangdi is one of the steepest rivers in Nepal. It is combined with a captivating natural environment and a remarkable view of Manaslu and Annapurna. Besides that, rafting in Marsyangdi offers a spectacular view of landscapes. Marsyangdi River rafting is around 50 km of enchanting rafting. Further, The Marsyangdi river joins the Trishuli near Muglin as one of its tributaries. The river rages through narrow gorges and canyons. It is adventurous rafting with great panoramic views. The scenery while rafting is breathtaking, outstanding and pleasant. The river is also the gateway to the popular tourist destinations, Bandipur. 

The Marsyangdi River Rafting is easily accessible from Kathmandu. It is a beautiful 7-8 hour’s drive to Besisahar. Then a short drive takes you to the put-in point of the Marsyangdi river rafting. This rafting allows you to explore the beautiful village of Bulbule. While pass through a high walled gorge, plenty of birds and vegetation can be observed. While continuing the rafting the rapids increase up to 4+ to 5+ class. 4 days of Marsyangdi river rafting is a wonderful rafting journey. It is an amazing experience for the adventure lover. 

Outlined Itinerary

Day 01: Kathmandu to Besisahar

Day 02: Besisahar to Chepe River

Day 03: Chepe River to Turtle Bazaar

Day 04: Turtle Bazaar to Bimalnagar to Kathmandu