Kayaking and Rafting in Bhutan

Most of the rivers of Bhutan are very steep and highly rushing with limited road access which makes it considerable unsuitable for water rafting. Thus, very few of them are permitted for river rafting and kayaking. Major rivers of Bhutan includes: Wang Chhu in Thimphu, Puna Tsang Chhu in Punakha, Mangde Chhu in Trongsa, Kuri Chhu in Mongar and Dangme Chhu in Trashigang and their tributaries. These rivers have been categorized the best spot for rafting and kayaking. Depending upon owns experience, these river courses has something to offer to its visitors be it the beginner or an expertise. These river cut through high valleys and low plains to meet up with the Brahmaputra River which is located in India. The natural setting and the sheer variety of the rivers’ courses makes up for a unique opportunity to explore Bhutan’s beautiful wilderness. It is more than a teaser and an invitation to anyone interested in adventure travels. The rivers are plentiful with high currents and depth reaching a maximum of about five meters; at places it passes gently on and in others the rivers rage through loudly, dominating the environs. Although adventure sports and tourism are relatively recent introductions, it is gaining on in popularity.

Our Bhutanese Kayaking and Rafting guides are well trained and will do everything to ensure that you enjoy the adventure while minimizing the risks. Rafting and Kayaking in Bhutan provides the unique opportunity to explore Bhutan’s beautiful wilderness. Adventurous travelers will not be disappointed by the rugged, untamed water ways of Bhutan. The rivers are plentiful with high currents and depths reaching a maximum of about five meters; at places it passes gently on and in others the rivers rage through loudly.