One can make this section more exciting by trying body surfing in initiation rapid and cliff jump before double trouble. Rafting with professional river guide and safety equipment Best for Children above 8 years, men and ladies up to 40 to 45 years. Brahmpuri is the starting point of the rafting course and is located at a stretch of 16 kilometers from the city of Rishikesh. Our Rafting Trip will terminate upon arrival at Nim Beach. We speak from experience because we’ve been there: We are available to answer your questions all year.
Half day rafting : From Brahmpuri to Nim beach rishikesh rafting along the Ganges river rafting has become one of the best famous adventures known in Rishikesh. Found exactly at the foot of the Himalayas, most of the upper part of Uttarakhand is delegated by famous peaks and glaciers, and it is packed with natural beauty. River Rafting season in Rishikesh is 9 months long that starts in Mid-September and lasts till the end of June every year. River rafting remains officially closed during the monsoons, i.e. 1st July to 15th September.
| Package Details | Cost | Booking |
| White Water Half Day Rafting Tour : Brahampuri to Nim Beach Rishikesh River Rafting Include: River Rafting, Cliff Jumping and Body Surfing |
₹ 600/- Per Person | Book Now |
600/Per Person
Arrive Rishikesh in our office & give you some safety instruction then move drive to Brahmpuri (20 minutes). After safety briefing we enboat to raft down to Rishikesh. We hit some of the most exciting rapids on the river Initation Body Suffering , Double Trouble & Hiltron .
One can make this section more exciting by trying body surfing in initiation rapid and cliff jump before double trouble.
All the 4 excellent rapids that fall between Brahmpuri and Nim Beach, Rishikesh have been categorized into different classes or grades according to the international grading system.
Rapids at Brahmpuri are Grade II . These rapids are termed as 'Medium difficulty level', The passage is clear but narrow bringing challenges for adventurers while they navigate the Ganga river rapids.
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