Introduction

Tamor River Rafting & Trekking is one of Nepal’s most thrilling multi-adventure expeditions, combining four days of high-altitude trekking with six days of world-class whitewater rafting. Starting with a trek along a 3,000m ridge through rhododendron forests and remote villages, you’ll be rewarded with panoramic views of Everest, Makalu, and Kanchenjunga before descending into the lush Tamor Valley.

Once on the river, you’ll experience 131 km of continuous rapids, with more than 120 Class IV–V whitewater sections—making the Tamor one of the most exciting rafting rivers in Nepal. Evenings are spent camping on pristine river beaches, enjoying freshly prepared meals, and stargazing in the tranquility of Eastern Nepal.

If you are seeking an off-the-beaten-path adventure with authentic cultural encounters and pure adrenaline, Tamor rafting is the perfect expedition.

Trip Facts :-

• Duration: 12 Days

• Trek Start Point: Basantapur (via Kathmandu → Biratnagar flight or drive)

• Trek Finish Point: Dobhan

• Rafting Duration: 6 Days (Dobhan → Chatara)

• Distance Covered: 131 km (approx.)

• Difficulty: Challenging (Class IV–V rapids) – rafting experience recommended

• Best Season: September–December / March–May

• Accommodation:

  • 1 Night Hotel Stay (Kathmandu)

  • 3 Nights Tea Houses (trekking)

  • 6 Nights Riverside Camping

  • 1 Night Hotel (post-trip)

• End Point: Chatara (return to Kathmandu, Bandipur, or Pokhara by private bus)

Highlights :-

• Trek & Raft Combo: Four days trekking through forests, meadows, and remote villages before rafting begins.

• Epic Scenery: Views of Everest, Makalu, Kanchenjunga, and rolling Himalayan foothills.

• Non-Stop Whitewater: 120+ Class IV–V rapids across 131 km of continuous river.

• Cultural Encounters: Trekking through authentic Eastern Nepal villages, meeting Tamang and Limbu communities.

• Wilderness Camping: Evenings on sandy riverbanks with campfires, fresh meals, and starlit skies.

• True Off-the-Beaten-Path Adventure: Remote, challenging, and one of Nepal’s least explored rafting rivers.

Safety Standards

Your safety is our top priority. Our guides are internationally certified, our equipment meets global ISO/CE standards, and a safety kayak accompanies every expedition. Rescue procedures are practiced daily, and medical kits are always on hand.

Best Season for Tamor Rafting

• September–December: Clear skies, stable water levels, best scenery.

• March–May: Warm weather, great mountain views during trekking.

• Monsoon (June–August): Not recommended due to extreme river conditions.

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