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The snow fed Mountain
Rivers that trace their origins to the Himalayas, descend
from their icy heights across high cliff-suspended gorges
and tortuous, boulder- strewn beds before they eddy into a
smooth flow across the great Indo-Gangetic plains.
As they cut against rocky banks, crashing
into rocks, and falling down caverns and breaking into white
water rapids, the waters foam and swirl and fall in a thunderous
din. The awesome might of the river in these parts and their
apparent navigational invincibility has given impetus to the
sport of river running.
The most generous, perhaps are the Ganga,
which offers the exhilaration of river Adventure to the professional
and the amateur.
Snaking along the lunar landscape of Ladakh,
the Indus offers the amateur a strikingly different experience.
The most popular waters for river running
are restricted to Ladakh in Jammu and Kashmir, to the Garhwal
Himalayas in Uttaranchal and on the four rivers of Himachal
Pradesh. While the last is still being fully discovered, the
Teesta in Sikkim is also offering excellent, but limited waters,
as it has a large number of portage points where rafts have
to be taken out of the water.
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Rafting In Ladakh- This
trip is combination of various landscape and cultural
explorations, first we discover the crowded metropolitan
Delhi, all most on sea level, then we move to barren
Leh (Ladakh) at an altitude of 3505 Mt., dominated
by Buddhist population. Finally we drive to Zanskar,
via Kargil, though green Suru valey populated with
shiya Muslims and have close look at Nun Kun massive
around Tangole village. Our rafting will commence
from one of the villages on outer skirts of Padum
and continue for few days on Zanskar river down to
Nimo.
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In Sikkim -The river
Tista, with its deep gorges, rapids and strong
currents offer river rafting, for much of the
stretch covering both Sikkim and North Bengal.
The rafting in this area is more adventurous and
fun.
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The snow fed Mountain
Rivers that trace their origins to the Himalayas,
descend from their icy heights across high
cliff-suspended gorges and tortuous, boulder-
strewn beds before they eddy into a smooth
flow across the great Indo-Gangetic plains.
As they cut against rocky
banks, crashing into rocks, and falling
down caverns and breaking into white water
rapids, the waters foam and swirl and fall
in a thunderous din. The awesome might of
the river in these parts and their apparent
navigational invincibility has given impetus
to the sport of river running.
The most generous, perhaps
are the Ganga, which offers the exhilaration
of river Adventure to the professional and
the amateur.
Snaking along the lunar
landscape of Ladakh, the Indus offers the
amateur a strikingly different experience.
The most popular waters
for river running are restricted to Ladakh
in Jammu and Kashmir, to the Garhwal Himalayas
in Uttaranchal and on the four rivers of
Himachal Pradesh. While the last is still
being fully discovered, the Teesta in Sikkim
is also offering excellent, but limited
waters, as it has a large number of portage
points where rafts have to be taken out
of the water.
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