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Experience the thrill of white water rafting in India along tumbling
snow-fed Himalayan rivers in summer destinations in India. White water
rafting means cruising down the gushing waters of river in an inflatable
rubber raft or white water kayak over roaring waves and swirling fast-moving
water for the excitement of a lifetime. The Indian topography has full of
possibilities for water sports. The perennial rivers and the rushing waters
entices the water sports enthusiasts from all over. The Himalayas,
stretching 3,200 kilometers along India’s northern frontiers, cradle
numerous rivers which drain them all year round with plenty of first-descent
and exploratory possibilities.
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White water rafting in India on the Alaknanda River is the most easily
accessible white water river rafting stretch from Delhi. In the state of
Jammu & Kashmir, the river Indus, flowing across high altitude deserts,
offers fascinating day trips based out of Leh, July till end of September is
the best time to visit this region. During May and June, visit Tons river
base in western Uttaranchal, which is an appropriate destination to indulge
in white water rafting.
In the hills of the state of Uttar Pradesh, the Ganga‚ and its tributaries
make up for the most popular whitewater in India. Ganga option is ideal for
the adventure sports lover, coming between October and April.
In Sikkim, the Teesta and Rangit rivers, besides day rafting trips,
promise great kayaking potential, which is ideal between October to April.
This is stretch is one of most visited by the white water rafters.
The river Brahmaputra, one of the greatest rivers in the world, offers
exhilarating expedition through dense rainforests, tribal settlements and
some great white water. The river Subansari, the biggest tributary of the
Brahmaputra also offers a spectacular expedition through deep gorges and
some of the remote parts of the state. The best season for these rivers is
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