No other delight can be compared to that of gushing all the way through the river rapids on a raft. India is gifted with the radiant river which flows down from the lofty altitudes of magnificent Himalayan Range, can be counted among the most excellent destinations for river rafting in blue planet. So here we are giving you a list of some best places in India where you can enjoy rafting.
1. Ganga River, Rishikesh, Uttarakhand
Rishikesh is nestled in Garhwal
Himalaya in Uttarakhand and has received the title of ‘River Rafting Capital of
India’. The rafting season in this place is best during the months of Mid
September to June. Rishikesh provides the rapid which varies from
easy to strenuous, so this destination mainly suits all types of rafters from
skilled to learners. Here the mystical river Ganga offers the rapid range from
Grade I to Grade IV. Moreover, there are four stretches: Shivpuri to Rishikesh
(16kms), Brahmapuri to Rishikesh (9kms), Kaudiyala to Rishikesh (36kms) and
Marine drive to Rishikesh (24kms).
2. River Indus, Kashmir and Laddakh
It is very adventurous doing
rafting in the Indus River and this river is known as ‘Singhe Khababs’ which
means ‘Out of the Lion’s Mouth’. This is an ideal place for river rafting and
is preferred by many who love adventure and rafting. Indus River has rapids of
grade I and II and is most excellent for the novices to have a remarkable
rafting experience. Here the most popular rafting stretch is from Phey to
Sapsol. Furthermore, rafting in this river rapidly maneuvers through the
prosperous green valley with numerous whirlpools, which makes the goose bump
expedition yelling as well as challenging.
3. Kundalika River, Maharashtra
Kundalika is a river which
originates from a town known as Bhira in Maharashtra. It is one of the fastest
flowing Rivers in South India and offers the rapid ranging from Grade II to
Grade III. This River is an excellent rafting destination South of the
Himalayas. It is situated in amidst of the wonderful Sahyadris, the almost 15
kilometer extend of rapids along this river gives various ample opportunities
for a thrilling experience. Also, the best time for rafting in Kundalika is in
monsoon when the water levels goes very high.
4. Barapole, Coorg, Karnataka
In south India, Coorg is the
one of the most excellent places for rafting. River rafting in the Coorg
provides rafting in river Barapole in which the stretches are mainly divided
into two parts which are the upper part of the river and the lower one. Here
the rapids depend on the water levels that are between the Grade II to Grade
IV. The best time for rafting here is in the monsoon as well as post-monsoon
months of June - September.
5. Teesta River, Sikkim and Darjeeling
Teesta is the main River of
Darjeeling, Sikkim and Kalimpong Hill Region. The point where Teesta River
meets with the Rangit River makes a dreadful place for rafting for the
experienced persons. This river offers a series of rapids with different
intensity and has been rated at Grade IV. Here you can enjoy both the oar
rafting as well as paddle rafting. Moreover, the best time for rafting here is
from late winter to the early summers.
6. Beas River, Kullu – Manali
Kullu and Manali is one of the
most well-liked and popular destinations for white water rafting in India. Here
the rafting is done on River Beas and rafters sail on the long stretches of
Beas and treat themselves to an exciting experience. Rafting in this River has
rapids of Grade I and III. It recklessly arrests the mind of adventurers who
look for such mountain activities. Hence, the best time for rafting here is
from the March to June.
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