The
Trisuli, draining the snow melt of Ganesh and Langtang Himals,
gains its name from lord Shiva's three pointed stuff Trisuli.
Legend has it that the god drove the tips into the ground
creating three small lakes, which form the headwaters of the
river.
There are 10 major
rapids on the Trisuli starting with "Beginners Luck"
and ending with the rocky and technical "Pin Ball"
under the bridge of Mugling . The emphasis is on fun and safety.
For those short in time for holidays it is a great trip of
exciting paddling and plunging through exhilarating
rapids.
Day
to Day Itinerary
Day 01
Departure at 7.00 A.M. to rafting put in point (Baireni)
and arrive at 10.00 A.M. Commence rafting after lunch.
To night camp at Malekhu.
Day 02-05
Commence
rafting after breakfast. Lunch on the way at the beach
and finish the trip at Majimtar.
OR
Day 01
Departure
at 7.00A.M. to rafting put in point (Fishling) and arrive
at 10.30 A.M. . Commence rafting after lunch. Tonight
camp at Simaltal.
Day 02
Commence
rafting after breakfast. Lunch on the way at the beach
and finish the trip at Narayanghat. Departure to Pokhara/
Chitwan/ Kathmandu .
Day 01
Departure
at 7.00A.M. to rafting put in point (Benighat) and arrive
at 10.30 A.M. . Commence rafting after lunch. Tonight
camp at Fishling.
Day 02
Commence
rafting after breakfast. Lunch on the way at the beach.
To night camp at Simaltal.
Day 03
Commence
rafting after breakfast. Lunch on the way at the beach
and finish the trip at Narayanghat. Departure to Pokhara/
Chitwan/ Kathmandu .
Contact
Detail
Plan
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E-mail :- info@planjourney.com
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Contact Person : Mr. Bharat Ranabhat.
Cell No : 977-9851093217
The
Trisuli, draining the snow melt of Ganesh and Langtang Himals,
gains its name from lord Shiva's three pointed stuff Trisuli.
Legend has it that the god drove the tips into the ground
creating three small lakes, which form the headwaters of the
river.
