By Priyanka Roshan | Sept 20, 2024
India offers amazing river rafting experiences, from the thrilling rapids of the Himalayas to scenic southern rivers. Here are the top 10 rafting destinations with their difficulty levels:
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Known as the "Rafting Capital of India," Rishikesh features a range of rapids from beginner-friendly to challenging Grade V, perfect for all skill levels.
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Set against the majestic Zanskar Range, the Zanskar River offers Grade III to IV rapids, ideal for seasoned rafters seeking an adventure in Ladakh.
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Teesta River offers Grade II to IV rapids, winding through scenic landscapes, making it a great mix of thrill and nature.
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Beas River, Himachal Pradesh
In Kullu-Manali, the Beas River is perfect for beginners, with Grades I to III rapids and stunning valley views.
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Brahmaputra River, Arunachal Pradesh
In Kullu-Manali, the Beas River is perfect for beginners, with Grades I to III rapids and stunning valley views.
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Alaknanda River, Uttarakhand
A tributary of the Ganges, the Alaknanda River provides challenging Grade IV to V rapids for advanced adventurers.
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Rafting on the Kali River along the India-Nepal border offers turbulent Grade III to IV rapids amidst stunning natural beauty.
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Barapole River in Coorg is known for its exciting Grade II to IV rapids, offering a thrilling ride for adventure seekers in South India.
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The Lohit River, with Grade IV and V rapids, offers an intense rafting experience in a remote and untamed setting.
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The Indus River offers a calmer experience with Grade I and II rapids, ideal for beginners who want to enjoy the rugged beauty of Ladakh.
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