At Adrenaline Rush Rafting, safety is one of our major concerns. It’s our biggest and most strictly adhered to policy. We only use the most highly experienced and qualified river guides, who are all white water professionals and trained in first aid, CPR, emergency and wilderness first aid as well as White Water River rescue.

For a first timer, heading out on a river trip into the wilderness of Nepal can be a bit daunting. You should prepare for camping condition and normally total isolation form the commercial world. Don’t expect to find hotels, bars and shops along the way. What we bring along with us will be all we have, tents, sleeping bags and mats, rafts and kitchen equipment. All the food will be cooked by the rafting team and of course will be safe, hygienic, tasty and nutritious as well as plenty of it.

When you raft with Adrenaline Rush Nepal, please rest assured that you hitting the rivers with the best qualified guides, not only that but they all know how to have a great time and love nothing more than showing their guests the splendors of Nepal through the wonderful white water rivers that abound in this Himalayan kingdom. Our guides are all experts in river craft, raft and kayak handling, river safety and rescue as well as first aid. You just have to relax and trust you are in the best hands and enjoy your wild paddling experience.

The time to come to Nepal for rafting depends upon the river that you want to raft; you can see from each itinerary that each river has a peak time for rafting. Generally speaking, however, the best time to come to Nepal for rafting is from mid September until the end of November, when the weather is fair and the majority of rivers are open. March through to April is also a good time when the rivers are fed from the snow melt. Some of the lesser grade rivers can also be run during the early monsoon months of June and July. Please refer to each River for its peak time.