Go river rafting in india

by Issy

River rafting is an extreme and thrilling adventure in the wild rivers. The upper Himalayas River is one of the best and well known locations for white water rafting to be experienced to the maximum. The river has the characters that create thrills, with the rocky banks, the water crashing into rocks and crevices and that would break into the rapids; these things test the braveness of the water runner. There is a place that river rafting is best experienced by both the amateurs and the professionals, in India.
If you like the water and anything extreme then this is the adventure for you. You may be able to learn the basics and even become skilled within a few hours after training. Rafting training facilities are all over India and many tourist agencies and departments already offer courses in river rafting.

Regions in India Known for River Rafting

• Ladakh – one of the most popular place for india river rafting. The best place for river rafting for a run that are guided professionally in the white water is between Spituk and Saspol and beyond this place the river becomes difficult that only skilled participants and careful organizations are allowed.
• Zanskar River –This river offers the thrill of some of the most difficult river rafting in India. This River should only be attempted by people who have organised rafting expeditions.
• The Ganges – this River has always been a mystery for explorers and with surprises for the rafters. The Ganga near Rishikesh in the place of Uttarachal is popular for white river rafting which stretch of the Ganges from Kaudiyala to Rishikesh with its 12 major rapids over 36 kms long.
• Himachal Pradesh – offers challenging sport of rafting with their snow-fed rivers. There are rivers that offer an immense white water rafting such as the Chandrabhaga in Lahaul, Ravi near Chamba, Satluj near Shimla, and the Beas near Kullu. If you want to experience ito extreme water rapids, enjoy a thrilling, tremendous and exciting river running expedition between Shamsi and Aut on the Beas which has a 20 km stretch.
• Teesta River – this is the most challenging invitation to those rafters in the Eastern Himalayan region. Teesta allows you to experience the series of white water rapids that has various intensities. In this river, you’ll have enough of the blend of the nature and adventure.