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Seti River

The Warm River

Seti RiverSlicing through the beautiful Mansalu and Annapurna regions, river Seti offers a short rafting expedition. The warm blue water makes Seti river a popular choice for winter trips. The dreamers sit on the banks of the river and watch its waters jumping up and falling down. The sight is very refreshing.

During monsoons, the waters of the river stretch to great extent. Flooded rapids of this impressive river prove scintillating test even for experienced rafters and kayakers. The rafting expedition on the river Seti is one of the most thrilling short river excursions available in Nepal.

Fast Facts
Location North-west Nepal
Season Autumn & Spring
Rafting Days 02 days
Nearest Access 2 hours from Pokhara
Distance from Capital 5 hours
Put-in Point Damauli
Put-out Point Gaighat
River Distance 35 km
Nearby Atttractions » Royal Chitwan National Park
» Annapurna Region


The Experience
Seti river originates in the southeast slopes of the Fishtail (Machhapuchhre) mountain. It moves to south jumping and rushing forward on the mountainous slopes. Rafting in Seti river is a refreshing experience as it runs between two beautiful regions of Annapurna and Manslu. The rafting normally takes two days and is suitable for medium-level rafters. Views of forest near the riverbank to Gaighat is very impressive. The two day rafting expedition is best suited for intermediate kayakers.

Major Attractions
» Beautiful mountain views
» Contrasting beauty of Manaslu and Annapurna regions
» Lush in the forested areas
» Nearby attractions like Royal Chitwan National Park
» Impressive deep gorges and exciting white water rapids
» Joy for bird-watchers
» Suitable for family trips
» Suitable to learn kayaking

Nice to Know
The river water remains warm throughout the year thanks to underground springs and geothermal activity.



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