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The Kali River, in its upper reaches, forms the international border between India and Nepal. A self-contained river journey down this river is a great option. The river flows past terraced farms of Kumaoni and Nepali villages, fresh water streams, sandy beaches, thick tropical jungles and plantations as we travel downstream through the Terai belt negotiating exciting white water. With the Mahseer making it an angler's delight, the lack of road access makes it a complete wilderness journey. After the first few days of serene float past its confluence with the Saryu at Pancheshwar (also a famous fishing spot) with the occasional big rapid, the Kali makes its final descent to the plains in the last day on river, beginning with the mighty Chooka rapid. Flowing past the Terai hills after densely forested hillsides, this trip is an outdoor wilderness experience in a league of its own.
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We board the overnight train from Delhi for Kathgodam, drive to
Pithoragarh to put-in at Jhulaghat and raft down from there for 4 days encountering Class II+, Class III and Class IV rapids. We reach the Terai Jungles and on day 7 arrive at Delhi in the early morning.
Running the Alaknanda
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A self-contained multi-day river adventure down the Alaknanda & Ganga rivers. The trip starts from Rudraprayag, a small town on the Badrinath road, famous for the man-eating leopard shot down by Jim Corbett in 1932 in its forests. Journeying 128 kms to Rishikesh, the run takes you through thick forests and deep gorges, ending each day at a different river beach to camp for the night, enhancing the adventure of being on the river. Foaming rapids, sandy beaches and starry nights make this a truly outdoor trip, even for the first time rafter.
Bhagirathi White Water Rafting
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An expedition for the adventure seeker. The self-contained multi-day trip begins at Tehri, below the controversial Tehri dam, to cover 138 kms till Rishikesh, through over a hundred rapids (mostly Grades 3 and 4) on the Bhagirathi till its confluence with the Alaknanda at Devprayag to form the Ganga. Camping at night at different beaches as the run takes you down river, coupled with days which send the adrenaline sky high, makes this trip a complete outdoor adventure.
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