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Experience an exciting 2-day whitewater rafting adventure on Nepal’s spectacular Marshyangdi River, traveling from Paundi to Turture and Turture to Bimalnagar. Enjoy thrilling rapids, scenic Himalayan foothills, lush forests, rocky gorges, traditional villages, and peaceful riverside landscapes with professional river guides, safety kayakers, camping, and delicious riverside meals. This adventure offers an unforgettable combination of whitewater excitement, nature, and authentic Nepalese river experiences.
River Side Tent Camp
Kathmandu / Pokhara → Paundi → Turture → Bimalnagar / Pokhara
The Marshyangdi River Rafting Adventure – 2 Days is an exciting whitewater journey through one of Nepal’s most scenic river valleys. The trip follows the route Paundi → Turture → Bimalnagar, combining thrilling rapids with spectacular mountain scenery, green hills, forests, rocky gorges, farmland, and traditional riverside villages.
On Day 1, rafting begins at Paundi and continues downstream toward Turture, with exciting rapids and beautiful natural scenery along the way. After the day's rafting, enjoy a riverside evening and overnight camping.
On Day 2, continue rafting from Turture toward Bimalnagar, experiencing another scenic and adventurous section of the Marshyangdi River before completing the expedition at Bimalnagar.
With experienced river guides, safety equipment, safety kayakers, riverside meals, and camping, this 2-day adventure is an excellent way to experience the natural beauty and whitewater excitement of the Marshyangdi River.
Start your journey from Kathmandu or Pokhara and travel toward Paundi, the starting point of the Marshyangdi River rafting adventure. Upon arrival, meet your professional rafting team and prepare for the river journey.
Before entering the river, your guide will provide a detailed safety briefing, paddling instructions, and equipment orientation. Once everyone is ready, begin rafting downstream from Paundi toward Turture.
The first day's rafting takes you through exciting whitewater, scenic valleys, rocky river sections, green hills, forests, farmland, and traditional riverside settlements. Enjoy the changing landscapes as the Marshyangdi River carries you downstream.
Stop at a suitable riverside location for lunch before continuing toward Turture. After completing the day's rafting section, arrive at the riverside camping area and settle into camp.
Enjoy the peaceful evening beside the river, followed by dinner and an overnight stay at the riverside camp.
Accommodation
River Side Tent Camping
Meals
Lunch+Dinner
Wake up beside the Marshyangdi River and enjoy breakfast at the campsite. After packing the camping equipment and preparing for the river, continue the adventure from Turture toward Bimalnagar.
Today's section offers another exciting combination of whitewater and scenic landscapes. Paddle through rapids and waves while enjoying views of rocky gorges, forests, green hills, farmland, and riverside villages.
Take a riverside lunch break before continuing downstream toward Bimalnagar. Your experienced rafting guides and safety team will assist the group throughout the journey.
Reach Bimalnagar, where the 2-day rafting adventure comes to an end. After changing into dry clothes and packing your belongings, continue by road toward Pokhara or your onward destination.
Meals
Breakfast+Lunch
We really enjoyed our Marshyangdi River rafting adventure. The rapids were exciting, while the surrounding hills and villages made the trip even more special. The riverside camping was a great part of the experience.
This was one of the highlights of our Nepal trip. We loved rafting from Paundi to Turture on the first day and continuing toward Bimalnagar on the second day. The team was friendly, organized, and safety-conscious.
The Marshyangdi River was exciting from the beginning. Our rafting team explained everything clearly before we started and guided us confidently through the river. The journey from Turture to Bimalnagar was especially memorable.
We had a fantastic time on the Marshyangdi River. The scenery was spectacular, and the rafting was full of fun moments. The riverside camp was simple but enjoyable, and the team made the whole experience comfortable and well organized.
The Marshyangdi River rafting adventure is a 2-day, 1-night whitewater rafting trip, covering the route from Paundi to Turture and Turture to Bimalnagar.
The rafting adventure starts at Paundi. Travelers can generally arrange transportation from Kathmandu or Pokhara to the rafting starting point.
The rafting adventure ends at Bimalnagar on the second day. From Bimalnagar, onward transportation can be arranged toward Pokhara or another destination.
The Marshyangdi is a genuine whitewater river, so participants should be prepared for active paddling and changing river conditions. Suitability depends on the season, water level, weather, and current river conditions. Our professional guides assess conditions before and during the trip.
The main rafting route is:
Day 1: Paundi → Turture
Day 2: Turture → Bimalnagar
The first night is spent at a riverside campsite near Turture, providing an opportunity to relax beside the river and enjoy the natural surroundings.
The rafting package normally includes meals according to the confirmed itinerary, including lunch and dinner on Day 1 and breakfast and lunch on Day 2.
The rafting team provides essential equipment such as a raft, paddle, helmet, life jacket, and other necessary river safety equipment. Safety kayakers may also support the group depending on river conditions and trip requirements.
Bring quick-drying clothes, swimwear, secure water shoes, a towel, sunscreen, sunglasses with a strap, personal toiletries, a warm layer, personal medication, and a small waterproof day bag. Pack light and protect valuables from water.
Safety is the highest priority throughout the adventure. Participants receive a safety briefing and equipment orientation before entering the river, and the trip is led by professional rafting guides. The route and itinerary may be modified or postponed when weather, water levels, or other conditions are considered unsafe.