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Rishikesh Outdoors
Adventure Begins Here – Raft the Mighty Ganges
Dive into the heart of adventure with Rishikesh Outdoors, your ultimate destination for thrilling white water rafting experiences in the scenic foothills of the Himalayas. Whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned rafter, our professionally guided tours are designed for all thrill levels – combining safety, excitement, and natural beauty.
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Rishikesh Outdoors, Near 60s Green Hills Badrinath Road Tapovan, Laxman Jhula, Sarai, Rishikesh,
Uttarakhand 249192
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What is the best time for rafting in Rishikesh?
Rafting in Rishikesh is generally open from September to June, with the best season being October to April when the weather is pleasant and river conditions are ideal. Rafting is usually closed during the monsoon season (July to early September) due to high water levels and safety concerns.
2. What are the different rafting stretches available?
Popular rafting stretches in Rishikesh include:
Brahmapuri to Rishikesh (9 km) – Ideal for beginners
Shivpuri to Rishikesh (16 km) – Moderate level, popular for adventure seekers
Marine Drive to Rishikesh (24 km) – Challenging and thrilling
Kaudiyala to Rishikesh (35 km) – For experienced rafters only
3. Is rafting safe in Rishikesh?
Yes, rafting in Rishikesh is generally safe if you follow safety guidelines and go with a licensed and experienced operator. All rafters are given life jackets, helmets, and a safety briefing before the trip.
4. Do I need to know swimming to go rafting?
No, swimming is not mandatory. Life jackets are provided, and professional guides are trained to handle emergencies.
5. What is the minimum age and physical requirement for rafting?
The minimum age is typically 14 years, but it can vary depending on the rafting stretch. Participants should be in reasonable physical condition with no serious medical conditions like asthma, epilepsy, or heart problems.
6. What should I wear while rafting?
Quick-dry clothes
Avoid jeans and heavy fabrics
Secure footwear like water shoes or sandals with straps
Avoid valuables, jewelry, and loose items
7. How long does a rafting session last?
Depending on the stretch:
Short stretch (9 km): 1–1.5 hours
Medium stretch (16–24 km): 2–3 hours
Long stretch (35 km): 4–5 hours
8. Is prior booking required?
While walk-ins may be possible during off-peak times, advance booking is highly recommended during weekends and holidays to ensure availability.
9. Can I carry a camera or mobile phone during rafting?
It’s not advisable to carry electronics unless they are waterproof and securely fastened. Some operators offer GoPro footage or photo packages for an additional cost.
11. What happens in case of bad weather?
Rafting may be postponed or cancelled in case of adverse weather or high water levels for safety. In such cases, most operators offer rescheduling or refunds.
12. Can women participate in rafting?
Yes, women can safely participate, including solo travellers. Pregnant women are not allowed for safety reasons.
