Tamur River rafting trip is a wonderful white water trip, one of the best rafting trip in the world, approximately 130 rapids in 120 km. The Tamur river flows through a beautiful and unspoiled valley and the trek to the start is one of the most scenic in Nepal.

The Tamur river tributaries drain the snows of Kangchengdzonga, the third highest peak in the world. The Tamur river is the sixth largest river in Nepal and seems to have a feeling of thrusting power.

To start Tamur River rafting, possible to fly to Taplejung, we especially recommend the trek, a great way to start your river trip. The trek is not too difficult as it goes along the top of the ridge and then drops down to the river.

Outline Itinerary

Day 1Drive from Kathmandu to Basantapur via Dharan.

Day 2Arrive Basantapur and prepare for trekking and camp.

Day 3Trek from Basantapur to Mangalbare about 5 hours and camp.

Day 4Trek from Mangalbare to Guphapokhari about 5 hours and camp.

Day 5Trek from Guphapokhari to Gorja about 5 hours and camp.

Day 6Trek from Gorja to Dobhan about 3 hours and camp.

Day 7Rafting starts at Tamur river. Run class 4/5 rapids and camp at Kabelidobhan.

Day 8Rafting whitewater section and camp nearby Koya River bank.

Day 9Raft down calm section and camp at Dumre.

Day 10Rafting the continues whitewater rapids of Tamor river and camp near Tribenighat

Day 11Rafting about 3 hours and finish at Chatara. Drive back to Kathmandu.

Useful Information

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