The Trishuli River offers an unforgettable rafting experience, ideal for first-time paddlers (classified as Class III-IV+ during high water). As you navigate the river’s well-spaced, straightforward rapids, you’ll be surrounded by breathtaking gorges unfolding before you. For seasoned rafters, the monsoon season transforms the Trishuli into a thrilling adventure. Powerful rapids and whirlpools provide an exhilarating challenge. The Trishuli’s convenient location allows you to seamlessly combine your rafting trip with a visit to Chitwan National Park, renowned for its wildlife, or Pokhara, the enchanting lakeside city.
The Enchanting Scenery of the Trisuli
The Trishuli River boasts stunning scenery, including glimpses of small gorges and the cable car leading to the revered Hindu temple, Manakamana. Throughout most of the year, the river features straightforward rapids, well-spaced and easily navigated. This makes the Trishuli ideal for those seeking a shorter adventure with beautiful surroundings and a tranquil atmosphere, without the intensity of extreme rapids.
Challenging the Monsoon
During the monsoon months, the Trishuli transforms. The rapids escalate in intensity, attracting a different breed of rafters seeking a thrilling challenge. However, even during the monsoon, specific sections remain navigable for those prioritizing an exciting, yet manageable, experience.
Overview
‘Trishuli River: Meaning – ‘The Classic River’ (1 to 2 days)Season | Grading | Water Volume |
September – December | 4 | Approx.300 cumecs |
January – May | 4- | Approx.200 cumecs |
June – August | 4+ | Approx 450 cumecs |
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