9 km Rafting in Rishikesh

9 km Rafting in Rishikesh (Phoolchatti (Club House) - Luxmanjhulla)

The rafting excursion will transport you from Club House Rafting Point to Luxmanjhulla, traversing an 8 to 10-kilometer distance in roughly 60 to 90 minutes. Although this segment features less turbulent rapids, it serves as a calm introduction to white water rafting on the revered Ganga River. This route is particularly suitable for families or individuals who may feel apprehensive about adventurous activities, offering a secure and pleasurable experience to help ease any fears associated with water sports.

Important facts to know before booking a rafting trip:

• Location – Phoolchatti Club House to Luxmanjhulla
• Age Limit – 12 to 55 Year
• Duration – 1 Hour
• Distance: 9 Km
• Total Rapids: 3
• Grade of Rapids: I & II
• Difficulty Level: Easy
• Weight limit of a minimum of 40kg and a maximum of 100kg.
• All Kind of people activity – From beginner to advanced
• Activities like river crossing, and swimming are included during rafting trips.
• People with heart problems / bypass surgery or epilepsy or with severe asthma are not allowed on a rafting trip as it can be risky for their life. People with normal asthma can carry their inhalers with them on a raft and just let your guide know about it.

Inclusions:

• Rafting Equipment: Helmets, life jackets, and paddles are provided.
• Experienced Guides: Travel with skilled guides who offer safety briefings and navigation instructions.
• Transport Included: Shuttle service from the rafting office to the endpoint.
• Additional Activities: Enjoy cliff jumping, swimming, river crossing, and more during your rafting adventure.

Rapid Grades for Rafting in Rishikesh :

Rishikesh has many river access points with varying currents. Any of these can be chosen based on interest and physical fitness.

• Grade 1 Rapid : Ideal for beginners, elders, kids, and families, this type of rapid offers a gentle and safe experience.
• Grade 2 Rapid : With moderate difficulty, this rapid features a stronger current and clear passages, making it more challenging than Grade 1.
• Grade 3 Rapid : Considered difficult, this rapid includes high, irregular waves and narrow passages, requiring precise maneuvering. Successfully navigating these waves demands skillful balance and technique.
• Grade 4 Rapid : The most challenging, with powerful, irregular waves that may cause the raft to flip or participants to fall out. Precise paddling is essential, and it's crucial to follow the river guide's commands closely to navigate safely.

In Rishikesh River Rafting, listening to and following the guide's instructions is key to a safe and enjoyable experience on these varying rapid grades.