Thuli Bheri Cata-kayak Expedition Highlights
- On the Thuli Bheri cata-Kayak expedition, which includes Thuli Bheri whitewater sports, you experience many natural elements, including the ever-flowing whitewater river, lush greenery, and remote villages, which add to nature’s beauty.
- If you are an expert kayaker and wish to go on another adventure that will engage you to the fullest extent amid the Class IV rapids, the Thuli Bheri Cata Kayak expedition is the one for you.
- You can interact with the local culture in the Thuli Bheri Cata-Kayak expedition. Since they have to spend at least 14 days in the pathways, you can interact with the Gurung and Magar cultures from one end to another.
- While the Thuli Bheri Cata-Kayak expedition is not quite ideal for beginner-level adventurers, you will love the journey if you’re an experienced adrenaline junkie type of adventurer.
Overview of Thuli Bheri Cata-kayak Expedition
The Thuli Bheri Cata-kayak Expedition has recently been in high demand. Not only is the Thuli Bheri one of Nepal’s standout long multiday trips, but even expert kayakers consider it to be one of the most rewarding multiday trips. This isn’t an exaggeration – the brilliant blue water of the Thuli flows from the remote district of Dolpa in western Nepal, and the scenery alone is worth the trip. For kayakers, though, this river’s unique combination of classic, moderately challenging, and continuous whitewater for over 100 km with almost no portaging makes it such an outstanding Cata-kayak adventure. Anyone who has ever been will surely sing the same tune.
The majority of the whitewater on the Thuli is in the class IV-IV+ range. Though there is a relatively small amount of Class V, with one 3-4 km Class V+ gorge that is usually portaged anyway, you wouldn’t want to make this trip with class IV skills due to the relentless stack up of rapids. There is 100+ km of continuous whitewater in the river’s upper reaches, followed by another 100 km of easier rapids in the paddle out. Relative to the Humla Karnali, western Nepal’s other classic multiday trek, it is less of a mission in almost every way. They are both fantastic trips, but for different reasons.