Wild, steep, and relentless are the best words to describe the short run down the Bhote Kosi. On this river, only a few hours' drive northeast of Kathmandu, nonstop Class IV and V rapids keep adrenaline junkies screaming for more. The big waves and big rocks add up to big fun if you're an experienced rafter. However, despite what rafting companies in Kathmandu might say, you really don't want to make this your first-ever rafting experience. The Bhote Kosi run usually consists of two separate stretches, one above and one below a dam on the river. At night, you'll stay in a riverside lodge, where you can recount the day's adventures over big bottles of local beer. By the way, in Nepali, "Bhote" means "Tibet", and this river does indeed originate in Tibet.

>>GRADE :5

>>BEST SEASON: October to december and february to may.

Itinerary

p align="justify">D-1: bus to Khadechaur ( 3h ) from KTM: Last briefing about safety and departure. The first day is quite easy with some rapids grade 3. drive back to Baseri by bus. Camp on the beach.

 

D-2 : Descent Bhote Kosi until Lamosangu Dam, many rapids grade 5 like ``frog on the blindur`` or ``midnight express`` and grade 4. Arrival in Lamosangu Dam. Drive back to KTM.

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Our Price Includes

- all transportation.
- government taxes/trekking permit (in case of trekking) and entry fees for the national parks.
- full board accommodation on the trek (in case of trek).
- rafting equipment, camping and cooking equipment, all meals.
- guide(s), porters (in case of trekking).

Our Price Excludes

- international flight, travel insurance taken in your country (accident /repatriation}, your stay in Kathmandu.
- nepali visa (40 $ or equivalent in foreign currency, passeport must be valid 6 months after your return)
- tipping for the staff.
- your personal equipment (sleeping bag…).
- your own medicine
- expenses due to unforeseen situations (strike, flight cancelled…)