Nepal : 'World's Best Destination for White Water Rafting & Kayaking'     'Save Our Rivers for Tourism'   -- 
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Todays : Friday, January 27, 2012

Welcome to Nara

Welcome to NARA Nepal Association of Rafting Agents was registered (Government Recognized) on 26th December 1989. NARA is an association of all the rafting outfitters of Nepal and is the only one Association where we get all kinds of information about rafting trip in Nepal such as. Rafting information of Nepal, Rafting equipment and the rafting agencies of Nepal.

The main purpose of our association (NARA) is to introduce and promote Nepal’s rafting (River sports) in national and international sector. We trained people and create job to help unemployment problem. We promote and advertise rafting in international sector and bring more tourists to help earn more foreign currency and revenue to the Government.

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News & Events

Bheri River Expedition (from 08 to 12 November 2011)

News Jajarkot has been in the news for all the wrong reasons. But the Nepal Tourism Board and locals are gearing up to give this hilly district a new brand. With Nepal Tourism Year 2011 just around the corner,  Read More

10th Himalayan White Water Challenge (HWWC)-2011

News 10th Himalayan White Water Challenge-2011  From 9th, 10th & 11th December At Bhote Kosi River Grand Success


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Red Bull 23rd Annual rafting fastival

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RAFTING & KAYAKING IN NEPAL
RAFTING & KAYAKING IN NEPAL

RAFTING, Kayaking, Cannoning The fact that you want to raft down Nepal's challenging rivers means that you have long ago graduated from the nursery school of "Row, row, row your boat". The many 'raftable' rivers in Nepal meander between canyons, villages, and virgin forests, wildlife, like needle through thread, weaving the country's rich tapestry of ethno-culture and bio-diversity. Originating in the bowels of the Himalayas, these rivers flow across the length and breadth of Nepal and neighboring India, before emptying mostly into the Bay of Bengal.

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