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The Arun is respected as one of the most mighty and
powerful rivers of Nepal.
The lower valley is in parts quite well populated with a wide variety of
different tribes. The whole area is relatively un-spoilt, and sees only
a few trekking groups, mainly taking the Eastern approach to Everest and
Makalu Base Camp.
We schedule rafting trips on the Arun every year. Tumlingtar is the obvious and most convenient
starting point and we recommends that you fly here as it is only a
short direct flight from Kathmandu and only forty minute’s walk from the
river. The 70 km down to Chatra has been kayaked in a day, but normally
makes a relaxed 3 day raft trip and you can then fly back to Kathmandu
from Biratnagar.
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| River Name |
| Arun River |
| River Days |
| 9 |
| River Distance |
| 50 Km./31 miles (Approximately) |
| Difficulty |
| 4 |
| Rafting put in point |
| Tumlingtar |
| Rafting ending point |
| Chatara |
| Water Volume (Cumecs) |
| 400 |
| Best Season |
| Spring & Autumn |
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