The first day: The most common put in point of this river trip is Dolalghat at
The second day: You hit a number of rapids after Kuhiyako Vihir – en route. The second day you come across may ethnic groups, each unique and colorful. Unlike other modes of travel, the river provides an easy access to remote areas seldom seen or visited by foreigners. Rosi Rivers is the Tributary of the
On a hill above the River is a small temple inhabited by hermit.
The third day: You sail through an interesting geological area and encounter a number of small and medium size rapids. The
The Sunkoshi criss-crosses one of the faults and the formations visible today are extraordinary. The afternoon lunch spot is on a beach in oxbow section of the river.
You continue through a maze of interesting rock formation. To the observer they were a bewildering example of complex and dynamic of nature. They may seem lifeless just as other ordinary rocks, but they record untold history of the earth. Camp at the Harkapur.
The fourth day: The white water picks up near the
Fans of sand gravel spill into the river from side canyon. Further on the Sunkosi bend south and cuts through the Mahabharat range. The topography changes lots. The steep hills are now behind and the area is gentler. A number of big and small rapids rating between great 3- 5 are encountered. Along the route many trail and suspension bridge are visible, which are indicative of the porter age still being the most importance means of carrying goods. Today, camp at after the rapid of Jaws.
The fifth day: Today, you will get continue rapids and enter tropical vegetations. The river narrows into a gorge linked by thick forest, broad leaf trees, ferns, mosses bamboo and creepers canopy the riverbanks. During the windbreak you can shower under a beautiful waterfall. It is a photographic paradise.
One of the advantages of a long river trip is that it offers a pleasing diversity of things with in a short spam of time. In this trip you have 250 species of orchids to look for. River chats, dippers, flycatchers, isibias , wall creepers , bulbuls, forktales, ibisbills are a few of the almost 400 species of birds available around the basin. Camp on a broach beach bordered by waterfall four hundred feet high. The beaches on the lower section are covered with deposits of mica.
The sixth day: You will see several important ghats. A ghat is a riverbank particularly used for religious and cultural purposes by the Hindus in particular. Religion ceremonies and ceremonies and cremation are common activities that take place at a ghat. Relatively more raise and Limbus ethnic groups are seen in these areas. Tonight, camp at before confluence of the three main rivers of the eastern
The seventh day: Below Tribenighat is Barah Kshretra, a famous Hindu pilgrimage. You stop by this temple on the eight days. During the full moon hundred of Hindus including from
Today, lunch at Chatara, the Sunkosi trip comes to end. The crewmembers dismantle the rafting gears and one can choose either by flight or by road to
The eighth day: Around 12 o’clock, you will be arrived
Friday, June 28th, 2013Dear Shankar, We are back in Germany, full of impressions and new experiences. It was a very great journey in Nepal and Tibet, without any problems. That's why we have to say a big THANKS to you and your friend for the perfect organization. I think that this kind of contact between an ... Peter, Germany
Friday, June 28th, 2013Hi Shankar, Today it is my first working day after 4 weeks. I have to say you sorry. As you know at the beginning I was not totally convinced to make this tour with your agency. No single German or other agency were able to make it better than you, I am sure about. And I am also sure, ... Ergin, Germany
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