Sun Koshi: The river of gold (class II- IV)
This 10 days river journey covers almost 300 km from the Tibetan border to the Indian plains. We venture into remote areas, where there is days of walking to the nearest road. The trip can be done both in kayak and raft.
The Sun Koshi trip is a 10-day adventure on one of the world's great rivers. We start close to the Tibetan border and paddle 280 km through class II - IV white water to the take out close to the Indian border. In the first days of the trip we get a chance to get used to life on the river before the Sun Koshi drops down into the Indian plains and offers us it's biggest and best rapids in the last few days.The trip is raft supported and non kayakers are welcome to come on the raft. We camp on beaches at the riverside. Our trip is expedition style where everyone is involved in loading and unloading our gear raft, setting camp and cooking. We carry all we need for our ten days journey on the raft. Some of the best expedition kayakers in the country lead the trip and is always supported by safteykayakers. Non kayakers have a chance to learn to kayak in the easier part of the river. The Sun Koshi journey is an incredible combination of powerful whitewater, stunning scenery, a chance to explore remote villages, and truly quiet and introspective evenings. This is beside the paddeling a truly exciting way to explore Nepal and Himalayan culture. Sun Koshi is considered to be one of the world's ten classic river journeys!
What you need to know:
Season: September-November and March to May.
Experience needed: For rafters: This journey can be done with no previous experience.
For kayakers: This expedition needs previous kayaking experience, you should be able to paddle class III water comfortably and have a solid roll. The river leader will help you developing your paddeling skills as you go.
Instructors / guides: The trip is lead by professional expedition kayakers from Himalayan Extreme Sports Institute with many years of experience in the Himalayan rivers. Our leaders are SRT- KRT- and BCU-certified and have thorough river resque qualifications. The Institute also train kayak instructors and raft guides, which means that on most trips we also have kayakers in training acting as assistant guides on the river, providing extra security.
Number of participants: Maximum group for the Sun Koshi journey is 12 people.
Included: All meals and tented accommodation, bus transportation to and from Kathmandu.
Not included: Kayak and personal kayaking gear (any kayaking gear can be arranged to rent at cost price). Travel insurance, emergency evacuation, personal expenses such as drinks etc. Option to fly back from the take-out to Kathmandu can be arranged but is not included.
What to bring: Personal kayaking gear. Sleepingbag, mattress and flashlight. Warm cloths for the evenings. Shorts and warm fleece, teva- sandal or river shoes for the day. Sunglasses, hat, sun protection, mosquito repellant, personal toiletries and medications.
Expeditions start: Please contact us for availability.

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