What Makes the Seti River Rafting Unique?
- This unique rafting trip offers the most beautiful scenery of the remote region.
- The Seti River is surrounded by green forests and wild nature, making your trip truly enjoyable.
- The rapids range from Class II to III, so the trip is quite safe. Adventure lovers just need to follow basic safety rules.
- Diverse communities live around the Seti River region. When you’re enjoying Seti Whitewater Rafting experiences, you will witness the beauty and unique cultures of these communities.
Overview of the Seti River Rafting
The Seti River Rafting are more popular among first time rafters. Seti River provides a pleasant water temperature and is the safest river to learn rafting and kayaking. This rafting route is one of the shortest, as its distance is only 35 kilometers, and is appropriate for a family trip. The put in point of this expedition is Damauli (5 hours from Kathmandu and an hour’s drive from Pokhara), whereas the take out point is Gai Ghat.
The gentle Seti River has plenty of small class 2 and 3 rapids. The intensity of the rapid increases during the monsoon months. It is an ideal trip for someone who wants to experience the exquisite scenery of Nepali landscapes with local villages, terraced fields, and beautiful sandy beaches to camp during the warm, starry night without having to face challenging rapids. This rafting trip finishes at Chitwan National Park, which makes it easier for someone who wants to spend a few days in the peaceful valley of Chitwan and/or for someone who wants to avoid traveling to Chitwan from Pokhara on a bus. It is one of the best rivers to learn kayaking.