One of the finest high-volume rafting and kayaking trips in Nepal, the Karnali is the country's longest and largest river, and together with its tributaries, drains much of the far west — a region many refer to as the 'Wild West.' This lower section of the river more than lives up to that reputation, flowing through spectacular, remote, jungle-clad canyons with powerful whitewater, wild and sparsely populated landscapes, some of the most pristine jungle scenery in Nepal, and exceptional opportunities to encounter wildlife in its natural habitat.
Highlights
| Difficulty (November) | Class 4 (5) |
| Start Point | Dungeswar (Alt. 560m) |
| End Point | Chisapanihat (Alt. 195m) |
| Distance | 183 km (115 miles) |
| River Days | 7 |
| From Kathmandu | 2 days |
| Average Gradient | 2m/km (20 ft/mile) |
| Volume (November) | 300 cumecs (10,800 cfs) |
| Best Season | Mid-October, November–December, February–May |
