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 White Water River Rafting in Uttarakhand
 


The sheer exhilaration of white water rafting over the River Ganga is a life time experience with varity of rapids for professional as well as novice rafters.. The Alaknanda and the Bhagirathi, are the main tributaries of the Ganga, and meet at Devprayag, frothing from their racy descent. Their waters are Grade IV and Grade V, challenging the expert to survive the thrill.

White Water Rafting in Kumaon

In Kumaon, the Kali Ganga (Sharda) flows down from the Nepal border, through the Kumaon hills. The Kali and the Jori rivers meet at Jauljibi, where the water level increases, perfect for ace professionals. For over 110 kms from Jauljibi to Tanakpur, its rapids are Grade IV, and more. The tough rafting session should be attempted only by professionals. Lower down among the forested slopes, the river becomes calmer, offering the amateur a sporting challenge, before flowing out into the plains of Uttaranchal and Uttar Pradesh.

White Water Rafting in Garhwal

Garhwal has origin of many rivers. These rivers start and find there way to flow freely across the land of Uttaranchal. The speed, when the rivers flow downstream, is perfect for rafting,. The rafting standards in Garhwal meet upto grade IV and V in some stretches. In Garhwal, the sacred river Ganga offers the professional as well as the amateur the exhilaration of whitewater river rafting. Alakananda & Bhagirathi rivers are the main tributaries of the Ganga and meet in Devprayag, frothing from their racy descent. Their waters are grade IV to V, challenging the expert to survive the thrill.

At Kaudiyala, nestled amongst the dense forest on the Rishikesh-Badrinath highway at an altitude of 480 mts., the mighty waters of ganga are ideal for whitewater river rafting. There is ample opportunity to view wildlife in its natural habitat. Nature walks along the river are a real treat for nature lovers. Uttaranchal tourism has recently developed a water sports resort at Asan Barrage, Dakpathar in the Dehradun district, which is located at the foothills of the Shiwaliks and on the banks of river Yamuna.

Equipment and Availibility

We provide rafts, equipment, river side camping items besides all safety precautions and trained guides who make the sport a pleasure.

Tips and Important Info

One should take dry bags or boxes to keep small personal items. Any necessary medicines and prescriptions such as inhalers, bee-sting kits, insulin etc. must be carried. Car keys, wallets, cell phones and other important items should not be carried. One can always take along sunscreen, sunglasses with a strap to secure them and a camera. The perfect rafting gear on most rivers during the summertime is a simple swimsuit, nylon shorts, tennis shoes or sandals, and a hat. Spring and autumn rafting trips are the ones that require additional clothing. Avoid cotton clothing while rafting, except in summers as cotton takes away the warmth from body. Wool, polyester fleece and other synthetic materials keeps body warm and dry faster than cotton. Many rafting clubs have wetsuits available for rent.

 



 
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