Lower Seti River Kayaking

Trip Features:

Diverse landscapes: from dense jungles and cascading waterfalls to quaint villages.

Secluded beachside camping experiences.

Ideal for a relaxed initial paddling session.

Optimal river conditions for budding whitewater kayakers.

Swap the bus ride for a kayak journey from Pokhara to Chitwan National Park.

The Lower Seti River in Nepal presents an idyllic backdrop for a two-day kayaking adventure. As adventurers paddle down the river, they're treated to an array of scenic delights: traditional villages, terraced rice fields, waterfalls, and captivating gorges. The river, known for its gentle waters interspersed with playful rapids, provides a balanced mix of tranquility and thrill, making it apt for both novices and seasoned kayakers.

The Lower Seti River winds through Nepal's diverse landscapes, showcasing picturesque villages, terraced rice fields, cascading waterfalls, majestic suspension bridges, and a dense, wildlife-rich jungle. This river's moderate flow and warm waters make it an ideal starting point for those looking to ease into the world of kayaking. It's also the proud host of our renowned Beginner Kayak Clinic, welcoming newcomers to the thrill of paddling. As a cherry on top, the journey culminates near the renowned Chitwan National Park. So, instead of the regular bus ride, adventurers can enjoy this unique route to reach one of Nepal's prime travel hotspots, making it both an escape from the usual and a delightful introduction to river adventures.

Cost Includes

Expert English-speaking guides certified in Whitewater River Guiding, Swift Water Rescue, and Wilderness First Aid.

Dedicated safety kayaking professionals.

Supportive gear raft.

Kayak rental.

Use of dry bags and protective boxes to safeguard personal items on the river.

A range of freshly prepared meals during the river journey, complemented by tea, coffee, hot chocolate, and purified water.

All camping essentials such as tents, basic bedding, and shelters.

Transportation to and from the starting point.

Necessary river permits.

Top-notch first aid kits for safety.

Cost Excludes

External transport, lodging, visas, official paperwork, and exit fees.

Specialized kayaking gear (although, for those who prefer their own equipment, items like PFDs, helmets, and paddles can be rented for an extra fee).

Personal items like swimsuits, towels, and other toiletries.

Personal insurance (Note: While we insure our staff, participants should have their own emergency medical travel insurance).

Gratuities for the guides (Though if our team impresses you, feel free to show appreciation through tips, but it's completely up to you).

Traveller Useful Information

Quick-drying shorts or pants.
Breathable T-shirt.
Shoes that can handle water and provide grip.
Bathing suit.
Compact towel for drying off.
Sun protection: lotion and lip balm.
Refillable water container.
Some cash for any extras, showing appreciation, or capturing memories in photos.