Karnali, the longest river of Nepal originates from the sacred Mt. Kailash, religiously important to both Hindus and Buddhists. The river cuts through remote parts of the Far-Western parts of Nepal, where Nepal can be seen at its best. Wild rapids with the remotest livelihood of the people assures the best of nature. Pristine scenery with some bit wildlife can be assured. Bardia National Park is where the magnificent river ends. 

If you are a nature lover who look forward to some real time adrenaline, this is definitely your slot!

Highlights:

• Probably the best expedition in Nepal.
• Remote villages with pristine scenery and wildlife.
• Rural Nepal & culture at it’s best.
• Indigenous people and far apart unique culture and lifestyle.
• Wild jungles with high level wilderness.
• Wild rapids with some relaxed river.
• Virgin & untouched landscapes.
• Bardia National Park.

Distance: 183 k.m. (115 miles)

Intensity: Class IV/IV+

Depart from: Kathmandu. (Tourist Bus) 2 days journey. Option to fly Kathmandu-Nepalgunj.

Starting Point:  Dungeshwor, Karnali. Altitude 560 meters.

(543 k.m. from Kathmandu) 

End point: Chisapani, Karnali. Altitude 195 meters. 

(669 k.m. to Kathmandu) 

Returns to: Kathmandu. Option to fly Nepalgunj-Kathmandu.

Meals:  Day 1 Lunch & Dinner

Day 2 Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 3-9 Breakfast, Lunch, Snacks & Dinner

Day 10 Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Acommodation:

1 night hotel outbound.

7 nights river beach camping.