Your Seti River adventure begins early in the morning. If departing from Kathmandu, you'll embark on a picturesque 5-hour drive to Damauli, passing through lush green hills and terraced farmlands. For those starting in Pokhara, the journey is a shorter, scenic 1-hour drive. Upon arrival in Damauli, you'll meet your rafting guides and receive a thorough safety briefing and paddling instructions. Once equipped and prepared, you'll launch onto the Seti River, renowned for its warm waters and gentle rapids, making it ideal for both beginners and experienced rafters. The rafting begins with a leisurely float, allowing you to take in the stunning scenery, including verdant forests, traditional villages, and the distant peaks of the Himalayas. As you navigate the gentle rapids, you'll get a taste of the river's tranquil yet exhilarating nature. After a few hours on the river, you'll set up camp along the riverside. The evening is spent enjoying a delicious meal, sharing stories around the campfire, and sleeping under the stars.
Awake to the sounds of nature and a refreshing breakfast by the river. Today’s rafting will take you from Damauli to Gaighat, a journey filled with a mix of thrilling rapids and serene stretches. As you paddle through the crystal-clear waters, you'll be surrounded by lush landscapes and might even spot some local wildlife along the banks. The Seti River, with its gentle yet exciting rapids, offers an ideal balance of adventure and relaxation. After approximately 4 to 5 hours of rafting, you’ll reach Gaighat, where your river journey concludes. Here, you'll have a brief rest and lunch before deciding on your next destination. If heading back to Kathmandu, you'll embark on a scenic 5-hour drive, reflecting on the tranquil beauty of the Seti River. Alternatively, you can choose to drive to Chitwan for an exciting jungle safari experience or return to Pokhara to continue exploring its many attractions. Each option promises a unique extension to your rafting adventure, whether it’s the vibrant life of Kathmandu, the wildlife of Chitwan, or the serene beauty of Pokhara.
