In the morning, we go from Pokhara to our put-in location, Damauli, which takes around two hours to reach. At the bank of the Seti River, we will launch the rafting when it has been set up. We spend the entire day in and around its forested canyon. The best method to see nature and see untamed wildlife is to travel by water (on rafts). We have time to explore, take pictures, watch birds, swim, or unwind when we stop for lunch. Then, we’ll stay close to Saranghat village. Saranghat(History) is a colorful middle hills village inhabited by Magars, who are famed for their decades of service with the Gurkha army.

We will have breakfast and prepare the raft, we will raft down the river. We will then briefly encounter the level 3 technique as soon as we leave Seti Khola and enter the Trisuli river (the river is breathtaking and certainly something beyond thrilling). Here the hills in between recede and the plains of the Terai open up before us. we can see the twisted rocks give way to sandstone and gravel deposited by previous rivers (you’ll love it). After lunch, we had the opportunity to visit a unique religious community, Devhgat. Every year thousands of pilgrims come to the ashram to pray. The rafting trip ends in Gaighat and returns to Kathmandu or visits Chitwan National Park (whatever you decide, we’re here to make it happen). This way our Seti river rafting trip will be complete.