It can be divided into three categories (depending on the type of food). The first are rivers receiving food as a result of melting glaciers. The second are rivers originating on the ridge of Mahabharat. Still others are various streams and rivers whose source is on the Sivalik ridge.

Bagmati River

Bagmati runs through the lands of central Nepal and the Indian state of Bihar. The source of the river is in the mountains and is formed by the confluence of several nameless streams (about 15 kilometers from Kathmandu).

The waters of Bagmati are sacred in both Hinduism and Buddhism. On the banks of the river there are quite a lot of Hindu temples.

Barun River

Barun passes through the eastern territories of central Nepal and is a right tributary of the Arun River.

The source of the river is Berun glaciers located on Mount Makalu. The main direction of the current is east and southeast. The river is part of the Kosi river system, which includes such large rivers as: Arun; Tamur; Sun Kosi; Indravati; Dudh Kosi; Bhola Kosi.

Gandak River

The river flows through the territory of Nepal and. Gandak is one of the four largest Nepalese rivers. The source of the river is in the Himalayas, at the confluence of two rivers: Muztang Khol; Kyugoma Khola. In the upper reaches, the river is called Kali Gandak. The confluence of the Gandak - the waters of the Ganges River. The river valley was a trade route connecting India and Tibet.

The Gandak River Valley is also interesting in that it divides the Great Himalayan Range into two parts, passing between two peaks - Annapura and Daulagiri.

Ghaghra River

Ghaghra passes through the lands of three states - Nepal, and India. The total length of the current is 950 kilometers and it is the most full-flowing water stream feeding the great Ganges.

The source of the river is located in the Tibetan plateau (southern part, the region of Lake Manasarovar). Ghaghra is the longest and largest river located in Nepal. The main type of river food: in the upper reaches are glacier waters and thawed snow; the lower reaches are fueled during the dodge period. The river is especially full in spring and summer. Heavy flooding is possible at this time of year on Ghaghra. River waters are mainly used for irrigation.

Dudh Kosi River

One of the Nepalese rivers, which is one of the highest mountain rivers of not only the country, but the whole world. The source of the river is Gokyo Lake. Then the stream descends to the tract Namche-Bazar, where the waters of Dudh-Kosi merge with another river - Bhote-Kosi.

The river is just perfect for rafting, but keep in mind that this route is not suitable for beginners.

Rapti River

The Rapti is a river of Nepal and India, with a total length of the current of 600 kilometers. The source of the river is located in the Sivalik mountains.

NEPAL

Mecca of outdoor activities. This small country between India and China is located in the very center of the Himalayas. On a rather modest territory, there are the largest mountains of the world, a huge number of rivers, climatic zones from tropical-banana to tundra-yak and, of course, a myriad of temples and monasteries at every turn. A trip to this beautiful and amazing country can change your worldview.

We, like many, have loved this country with all our hearts and are happy to go there again and again, starting in 2008. Join our travels. And if you want to participate in something unusual, write to us - we are interested in all ideas and suggestions.

general information

Time:   UTC + 5: 45 (difference with Moscow +2: 45)
Currency unit: Nepalese rupee (Nepalese rupee - NPR).

Population: 29 million (in the capital Kathmandu -)
Area: 147 thousand km2, length from west to east - about 900 km and from north to south - 200 km
Form of government: Republic (until 2008, Nepal was one of the few remaining countries with a monarchy)
Tongue:   Nepali (in tourist places it is easy to find English-speaking Nepalese, in large cities they will find you themselves;)
Religion:   Hinduism 76%, Buddhism 18% Islam 3.5%
Borders from: India, China

Interesting geography of Nepal

The territory of Nepal can be compared with a huge staircase that rises to the sky-high peaks of the Himalayas, which has witnessed the emergence of the most ancient cultures and religions of mankind. It consists of stepped ridges separated by depressions. At the very foot of the Himalayas there is a narrow lowland - terrai (200 m above sea level).

To the north are low mountains or the Small Himalayas, consisting of two ridges - Sivalik (700-900 m) and Mahabharat (up to 3000 m). Once at the southern foot of the Mahabharata, the only mountain road that led from India to the capital of Nepal was cut off. From here, all the goods that were present were carried on human shoulders along a narrow winding path.

Between the Small Himalayas and the Main Himalayan Range there is a hilly lowering (600-2000 m) along which Karnali, Bury, San Kosi, Gandaki flow. There were several ancient lakes, on the site of which now lie the Kathmandu and Pokhara valleys.

Well, then the slopes of the Main Himalayan Range begin, the average height of which is 6000 m. Here is located 8 out of 4 eight-thousanders of the world.

The Himalayas do not form ridges stretched over long distances, but disintegrate into separate massifs, separated from one another by deep transverse river valleys. This is due to the fact that the valleys of the largest rivers - Indus, Sutleja, Brahmaputra - were established before the general grandiose rise of the mountains began.

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Nepal Rivers

Nepalese rivers are divided into three river systems formed by the tributaries of the great Ganges (in India they change their names):

1. Karnali  It is located in the west of Nepal - the most remote and unexplored part of it. This is the longest river of Nepal and the most full-flowing tributary of the Ganges. It originates on the Tibetan plateau at the foot of Mount Kailash. You can get to the headwaters either by plane or on foot - there are no roads. It is to the upper tributaries that attracts all lovers of complex kayak expeditions: and Thule Bury. Here, perhaps, still remains the ground for thirsty ascent. But in the lower reaches of the river, before it rolls out onto the terraces, there is one of the most popular mid-term multi-day sections in Nepal -.
2. Gandaki  It is located in the central part of Nepal (it is from here that we took the name of one of the tours - the Central Rivers of Nepal). The sources originate from the eight-thousanders of Dhaulagiri, Manaslu and Annapurna I. At its sources are 1,025 glaciers and 338 lakes. There is a great variety of rafting sites of varying complexity: Trisuli, Upper and Lower Kali Gandaki, Marsiandi, Upper and Lower Modi, Networks and others. The main difference from the rivers in the west is the presence of civilization. You can almost always spend the night in warmth and comfort - numerous guesthouses (guesthouse - guest houses) are always ready to receive you, warm you and feed Nepalese dishes. You can choose Pokhara as a base camp and from there go to the rivers, between which it is easiest to travel by local buses - the local bus, which take boats to the roof without problems (it is better to have your own belts).
3. Koshi (Koshi) And this is the east of Nepal. Here is the legendary that cuts through the Himalayan ridge and originates in Tibet, far beyond the Nepalese border, as well as Dudh Kosi, originating at the foot of Everest and for centuries now accompanying climbers from around the world to the highest peak in the world. Tamba Kosi and Bhoti Kosi also will not leave indifferent river lovers more difficult. But the San Kosi River (Golden River), into which these monsters flow, is almost the easiest expedition in Nepal.

About past tours in Nepal:

Amazing Nepal and its rivers - Dobrzycka Masha (St. Petersburg), March 2013 -same program as planned in 2015

We go to the Tamur River in eastern Nepal.

4+ rapids, warm water, trophy fishing, wildlife and gorgeous beaches

Rafting

Rivers are the main thing
   wealth, for which lovers of outdoor activities and real adventures come to Nepal. After the mountains. The mountains of Nepal are unrivaled, but they are the ones who paint the Nepalese rivers in the white color of this extreme sport. The Himalayas offer everything that water tourists need and for every taste - from the most powerful sixes with ice water for professional rafters to warm rivers, where you can, imposingly lying on a raft tank with a spinning rod in your hand, look around and enjoy wildlife views.

How to organize

Of course, you can bring rafts and other equipment to Kathmandu with two or three planes, buy products yourself, hire a car or a team of porters to take them, but this is hardly justified. Nepal is an interesting country, there is where to spend extra time with greater benefit, and fees and troubles are easier to entrust to local professionals. The Nepal Association of Rafting Agencies (NARA) has more than 50 companies. They are all happy to get down to business. There are plenty to choose from! Rafting along the standard route, depending on the duration of the trip and the number of participants in the group, will cost 50-100 USD per person per day. Having entrusted us with the organization of the trip, the day on the river will not rise in price much, but you will get a Russian guide who knows not only everything on the river, but also when and where the fish pecks.

How to choose a river

The river system of Nepal consists of three main parts - the Kosi, Kaligandaki (Gandak) basins, the Karnali basin and the part of the basin of the Mahakali River bordering India, which rafting is easier to organize from the Indian side.

   The most popular rafting tours in Nepal

River	total    days	transport	season and    level of difficulty	additionally
Bhote kosi	2	3 hours + 1 hour from KTM	from October to May ... 4 (5-)	bungee jumping and horse riding
Top. San cosi	2	2 hours from KTM	from October to May ... 3 (4),    from June to September ... 4 (4+)
Trisuli	2	2 hours from KTM	from October to May ... 3 (4),    from June to September ... 4 (4+)	Excursions to Bandipur and Manakamanu
Networks	3	1.5 hours from PCH	from September to May ... 2 (3+),	kayaking school, excursion to Bandipur
Kaligandaki	3	2 hours from PKH	from September to May ... 3 (4)	Chitwan National Park
Lower San cosi
Karnali
Tamur	12	from KTM 18h. or 0.5 hours + + 3 days	from October to May ... 4 (5-)	Kosi Thapu National Park.

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River in Nepal and India, left tributary of the Ganges

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Definition of mow in dictionaries

Wikipedia Meaning of the word in the Wikipedia dictionary
   Kosi (in the upper Sapt-Kosi; in the lower Ghugri) is a river in Nepal and India. One of the largest tributaries of the Ganges. Formed at the confluence of the rivers Sun-Kosi and Arun. The length is 729 km, the basin area is 29,400 km². The food of the snowy-glacial river in the upper reaches and the rain ...

Encyclopedic Dictionary, 1998 Meaning of the word in the dictionary Encyclopedic Dictionary, 1998
   the river in Nepal and India, the upper reaches in China, the left tributary of the Ganges. 730 km, basin area 86.9 thousand km2. The origins in the B. Himalayas, the lower reaches on the Indo-Gangetic plain. The average flow rate of 1770 m3 / s. Summer floods, there are floods. Waterworks (in Indian ...

Great Soviet Encyclopedia Meaning of the word in the dictionary Great Soviet Encyclopedia
   the river in Nepal and India, the upper ≈ in China, the left tributary of the Ganges. The length is 730 km, the basin area is 86.9 thousand km2. Origins ≈ in the Great Himalayas, the lower course ≈ on the Indo-Gangetic plain. Summer flood caused by the melting of snow and glaciers in the mountains and monsoon ...

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In addition to the official correspondence, I asked a friend of the Nepalese Muscovite, who went home on vacation, to find out if tourist companies spend rafting in Dudh- Mow, and if so, for what price.