Explore Rafting and kayaking
- When to go
- Information, books and maps
- Rafting operators and agents
- Costs and red tape
- Equipment
- Safety and responsibility
- The Trisuli
- The Upper Kali Gandaki
- The Seti
- The Upper Seti
- The Bhote Koshi
- Upper Sun Koshi (Lower Bhote Koshi)
- The Marsyangdi
- The Sun Koshi
- The Karnali
- The Tamur
- The Bheri
- The Lower Kali Gandaki
The Bheri offers a shorter and easier alternative (Class 3+) to the Karnali, of which it’s a tributary. It’s one of the most scenic rivers in Nepal, with golden cliffs, green jungle, crystal-clear green water, white-sand beaches, excellent fishing and good birdwatching, all coupled with a powerful current and sparkling rapids of moderate difficulty. Access is from the Nepalgunj–Birendra Nagar road, just short of Birendra Nagar – a total of about 15hr of bus travel from Kathmandu (via Nepalgunj). Few companies raft the Bheri at the moment, but it is likely to become more popular as the road improves. There’s also a newish dirt road, creeping up the valley all the way up to Jajarkot, which offers the attractive possibility of a higher put-in.
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