Rafting

Thanks to the ever-changing terrain of India, you are offered a plethora of rip-roaring activities on the table; White river-rafting is one of them. It is a thrilling activity done on an inflatable raft to navigate the river. The activity is more suitable on whitewater or rough waters with multiple rapids. It grabbed trend as an adventure sport since 1950s. A group of people sit on a raft and propel it with oars. As the raft speeds ahead, splashes of water, raft bumping on the rapids renders an edge-of-the-seat experience. This sport is a fabulous example of teamwork with fun-filled activity. Because of several drowning and injury risks, strict safety measures are taken. The rivers in various parts of India are great to indulge in rafting. You can try it in the beautiful places abounding with nature at the following top rafting destinations in India.

Ganga River, Uttarakhand

Originating from the mighty Himalayas, the Ganga River flowing through Rishikesh is a popular place for enjoying rafting. It is a stretch of nearly 16 km full off eddies and rapids giving an exciting ride. Feel the chills passing through 13 rapids which range from grade 1 to grade 4. Spend the night camping by the river and admire beautiful Shivaliks.

Zanskar River, Jammu and Kashmir

Zanskar River is a north-flowing tributary of the Indus River. It is popular for rafting in summers flowing at a height of over 12,000 feet. The river mostly remains frozen and melts in summers paving way for rafting. It is conducted from Chiling to Nimmu between Padum and Zimo regions. It offers mind-blowing views of giant mountains on both sides and rugged terrains of Ladakh.

Beas River, Himachal Pradesh

Catch a heart-thumping experience of rafting in the refreshing Himalayas of Himachal Pradesh on Beas River. It starts at Pirdi and continues 14 km to Jhiri in which you will enjoy rapids of grade 1 - 4. The activity is open throughout the year, except during monsoon i.e. July to September, as the river swells making it risky. 

Dandeli, Karnataka

Dandeli is a known adventure sports destination in Karnataka. Rafting is regularly enjoyed by the travelers on Kali River that flows at an altitude of 1,549 ft. in the Western Ghats. The 12 km long stretch is packed with grade 2 and grade 3 rapids.

Brahmaputra River, Arunachal Pradesh

Brahmaputra River snakes down through the mighty landscape of Arunachal Pradesh. Coming from Tibet region through the Greater Himalayas, it comprises rapids from grade 4 to grade 6 levels. The prime rapids are nicknamed as 'Pulsating Pulsi' and 'Toothfairy' making it a heart-thumping experience. You can also enjoy the stay camping by the river.

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