The Bheri river is called the Lower Karnali too can be run in five to seven days and still proves a major river journey that has got to fall in the category of being one of the best in the world. Depending on the level of the river, day four could still be in the jungle corridor. Once the gorge is exited the Seti river enters from the right, (this is the western Nepal Seti, not to be confused with the river close to Pokhara) and the river grade drops to class 2. Another day or two brings you to the Bheri river, entering from the left which has a good camping beach if you want to reach the take-out at lunchtime the following day. At the take-out, Chisopani, is an impressive bridge spanning the river and plenty of shops selling food, soft drinks and cold beer. The return bus journey to Kathmandu is about twenty hours. Alternative returns would be via the Bardia national park which is located nearby, or bus to Nepalganj (2 hours) and fly to Kathmandu from there.

River Grade: Class III (IV-)

Starting point: Samjighat

Ending Point: Chisapani

River Distance: 142 km

River Days: 6 Days from Kathmandu

Best Season: Oct-Dec, Feb-May

Price: USD $ 400.00 Per person

Min. Group Size: 4 pax

Departure Oct. Nov. Dec./ March, April, May (Upon your request)