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
Another river easily reached from Pokhara, the Seti (or Seti Nadi) offers a gentler alternative to the Upper Kali Gandaki. It’s a fairly tame (Class 3-) but very picturesque river, taking two or three days to float from Damauli to near Narayanghat.
This is a better choice than a similar trip starting on the Trisuli, as it takes you away from the road and has a fine green “jungle corridor” in its lower section, and beautiful white-sand beaches for camping. It’s a popular choice for birdwatching groups, who often schedule it into their itinerary from Pokhara to Chitwan. The water temperature is incredibly warm, making it a popular choice for winter trips and for kayak clinics.
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