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Tamur

Grade

Class IV (IV+)

Entry

Dobhan (Alt. 635m)

Exit

Chatra (Alt. 105m)

Distance

131 km

River Days

6

From Kathmandu

2 days bus journey/3 days trekking

Av. Gradient

4m/km (20 ft/mile)

Volume in Nov 

150 cms (5250 cfs)

Best Season

Oct-Nov/ Apr

Probably the best combination trip in Nepal – magnificent white water and a beautiful unspoiled valley, combined with one of the most scenic treks in Nepal.
The Tamur and its tributaries drain the snows of Kanchenjunga, the third highest peak in the world. The valley itself is beautiful and unspoiled with relatively few villages and little agriculture. Valley sides are well wooded; there are good beaches for camping and plentiful wildlife.

Rafting:
Drifting between full on rapids and languid scenic patches this river is a gem in numbers of rapids, scenery, and wildlife.

Kayaking:
A perfect river for the expert kayaker looking for rapids, rapids and some more rapids. Best done in November or April, as there will be more time to catch your breath in between the action.

 

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