Maps-India provides high quality maps on all major aspects
of travel and tourism in India,
including India River Rafting Map.
If you want to get some kick in life, or just to have
some fun, river rafting can satisfy most of your desires.
Battle with the raging torrents as the rivers flow through
picturesque mountains and icy waters froth over the boulders
and cut their way through deep gorges. With its numerous
rivers, mostly in the Himalayas, providing perfect
destinations for this sport, India has a natural advantage
over the other countries in the world as a river-rafting
destination. River rafting as an adventure sports is not
quite old for India; in fact, most of the people have
come to know about it only in the last two decades.
The 70-km stretch from Devprayag to Rishikesh
is the foremost venue of this relatively young sport.
The location of this area has been highlighted on the
map on India River Rafting. Uttaranchal
has many other sites where one can go river rafting. In
Garhwal, the Alaknanda and Bhagirathi
rivers, the main tributaries of the Ganga, meet
at Devprayag, where their foaming waters provide
excellent river-rafting opportunities. As the Ganga traverses
down from Devprayag, it offers some fine stretches for
the amateur rafter. Find out the route of the river on
the map on river rafting in India. In Kumaon, the
river Sharda (or Kali Ganga) flows down from Nepal
to meet the Gori River at Jauljivi. This
stretch of water is suited for more experienced river
rafters. However, in the lower reaches, the waters are
calmer and even novices can enjoy this stretch.
Other sites for white-water rafting that have been marked
on the river rafting map of India include Barkot
to Lakha Mandal and Damta to Yamuna Bridge
on the river Yamuna, Mori to Tuni
on the river Tons, Kalisor to Srinagar
and Srinagar to Bagwan on river Alaknanda,
Ghansali to Gadolia on the river Bhilangana,
Chandrapuri to Rudraprayag on the river
Mandakini, and many stretches along the river Bhagirathi.
River rafting is also organized in the other parts of
India that have been highlighted on the map for your convenience.
The Indus and Zanskar rivers flowing through
the arid ranges of Ladakh,
River Chenab having a 130-km stretch from Kishtwar
to Ramban and the Teesta and Rangeet
rivers in and the tiny state of Sikkim
in Eastern India are the major river rafting destinations
that have been pointed out on India river rafting map.
Maps-India offers detailed information
on India river rafting map,and tour bookings for India.
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