World's Best White Water Rafting Destinations

A river journey is one of the most enjoyable ways to experience the natural environments of any country. Thrill of the running wild rivers with the mounted wild habitat offer an experience for the lifetime. The most environmentally friendly activity is a must for any adventurous individual. Explore the world's best white water rafting destinations to beat the heat that includes excitement, adventure, scenery and camping

Many rivers offer a rafting experience that is ideal for families and children, but the one listed below are for stomach churning experiences. So bet there if you would love to experience the thrill of your life. Here are some of the best white water rafting destinations

Rio Futaleufu river in Chile - God's painting
Rio Futaleufu born in the Los Alerces National Park in Argentina flows west into Chile, through landscapes dominated by snow capped volcanoes and rich rain forest. It is known for its deep blue waters created by glacier till deposited in the river and for its white water current. 'Fu' flows through deep canyons and pristine wilderness to create explosive and untamed white water, unparalleled anywhere in the world. It alternates between granite cliffs, lush foliage, snow-capped peaks and towering spires. It offers breathtaking canyon of indescribable beauty boasting one Class 4 or 5 rapid after another.

Snake River in Idaho and Oregon
Hillsides covered with lush green colour and river polished rocks makes the Snake river scenic beauty to be treasured for life. The crisp cold exhilarating rapids surges the rafter in a swift to the world of thrill and adventure. Cutting a 100-mile swath through America's most remote country. Hot springs, cascading waterfalls, big horn sheep and elk grazing the grasslands amid 19th-century homesteads keep folks engaged even when they are not in for the drive yet.

The rafting usually begins at Wallowa and soon leads into some of the most beautiful and varied mountain scenery in the West. Campers will experience the wild life, scenic beauty with breathtaking thrilling experience.

Karnali in Nepal
The source of Karnali river is Tibet's sacred mount Kailash. It is graded as the most remote rafting river with divine and serene qualities. Karnali boasts emerald green water, class IV- V swells, deserted tropical beaches, banks topped by Nepali villages. The river ends in Royal Bardia National park.

The best time to go for kayaking or rafting in Nepal is from October to November, when the monsoon is over. After the monsoon the rafters can experience green land, warm temperature, clear skies with fine mountain views. So pack in double bonanza that promises adventure and romance. Other kayaking destinations in Nepal are Sun Kosi Rive, steepest river Bhote Khshi and Kali Gandaki river.