Rafting in the Ganga comes with a world of possibilities. The menacing river, the lush green surroundings and the adrenaline surge make for an amazing rafting experience.
Rafting in the Ganga comes with a world of possibilities. The menacing river, the lush green surroundings and the adrenaline surge make for an amazing rafting experience.
Rafting in the Ganga River is Uttarakhand's most popular adventure sport. The fast-flowing Ganga river provides a thrilling experience for the white water rafters.
These rivers flow along with deep forests, rocky areas, mountains, and sometimes even snowy slopes. Rafting in the Ganges comes with a world of possibilities. Dangerous river, lush green surroundings, and a surge of adrenaline make a thrilling rafting experience.
The Ganges is additionally an extreme goal for river rafting lovers visiting Pauri Garhwal.
You can enjoy rafting in the river Ganges as a day excursion and come back to Pauri for a refreshing abode with views of the Himalayas. Rafting Charges start from Rs. 600 and can go up to Rs. 3000 per head.
Gori Ganga River is a tributary of the Kali River and originates from the Milam Glacier. The river flows through the towns of Munsiyari and Dharchula in the Pithoragarh district of Uttarakhand.
The Gori Ganga River is a Class III-IV river and offers excellent rafting opportunities. The river rafting route is about 15 km long and takes about 2-3 hours to complete. The river offers exciting rapids such as the ‘Rooster Tail’, ‘The Coffin’ and ‘The Grinder’.
