Rishikesh is known as the “Adventure Capital of India” because of its variety of adventure activities like bungee jumping, camping, river rafting, and much more. People come to Rishikesh from different counties to experience the best river rafting. Apart from adventure, Rishikesh is rich in spiritual and natural beauty. It's one of the best travel destinations. River Rafting in Rishikesh is also known as the safest river rafting (with adventure) in the world because there is a flate section (rescue section) available after every rapid. So the river guide had the time to rescue the team. The serene beauty of the Ganges and Himalayas makes this river rafting journey more beautiful. Kudiyala to Muni ki Reti Zone is known as the adventure hub of Rishikesh because all the adventure activities are located in this location. Shipuri is known as the birthplace of River Rafting Rishikesh because the first commercial river rafting trip was started there. Shivpuri is the most popular starting point from where 16 km of rafting start (Shivpuri to Rishikesh), and the oldest and most trusted whitewater rafting school is located at Shivpuri.

Many people try to go rafting with their babies aged 5–10 years, but you need to understand it’s not safe. That’s why Uttrakhand tourism has a proper minimum and maximum age for safety.

Safety is most important when it comes to river rafting, and Raftinggo takes this aspect seriously. Here are the detailed guidelines and precautions in place to ensure a secure and thrilling River Rafting experience in Rishikesh:

Whether you're a beginner and looking for a baby rapid of Grade I or you and a true adventure enthusiast are looking for Grand IV Rapid Ganges, you have it all. You will get these rapids on different routes. Some of the grade I-II rapids are Black Money Rapid,Sweet Sixteen Rapid,Good Morning Rapid, and Body Surfing, and Grade III-IV rapids are Three Blind Mice Rapid, The Great Wall, and Golf Cours. You can choose any route that suits you.

To make the most of your rafting adventure, it's essential to understand the different classes of rapids that you'll encounter

Note: After Grade VI all rapids are considers as falls.

Here are the all the rapids which you will see while doing rafting in rishikesh.

To ensure a successful and enjoyable rafting trip, it's essential to pack wisely. Here's a comprehensive list of items that should be on your checklist:

Note: You can keep your valuables—mobiles, wallets, and watches—during the rafting duration. We will provide a common dry bag that is water-proof for that (10-liter capacity dry bag). If you have more Havy bags, you can keep them at our office.

Rishikesh allows you to spiritually connect while rafting, surrounded by the serene ambiance of ashrams (Osho Ganga Dham Ashram, Ganga Niwas Swarg Ashram,Sivananda Ashram, Parmarth Niketan Ashram, Gita Bhawan), bridges (Ram Jhula Laxmn Jhula and Janki Setu), ghats, and temples dotting the riverbanks. While rafting, you can get a view of these from the river, which can be good to see and capture on camera as a beautiful memory.

Its not just the Rafting, RAftinggo provides you, but in a rafting journey we add some activities like boat jumping, body surfing, cliff jumping (Banned in Rishikesh since 2021 due to an acident), break at Maggie Point, photo/videography (on additional charges), slogans and shouting and balancing with paddles.

Camping in Rishikesh is a unique experience. You meet a lot of people sitting on the chairs, and music is playing with a bonfire. Beach camping is the best and most raw camping experience in Rishikesh, which will connect you with nature. Camping is a better option than a hotel because of the environment and experience. In this camping and rafting combo, we offer 3 time meals, music, a bonfire (Nov-Feb only), a 23-hour stay, and rafting. You can choose any rafting that suits you better. After camping a whole day, the next day, after breakfast, we will take you for river rafting.

Planning your journey to Rishikesh? Here are valuable tips on transportation options, whether you're traveling by air, train, or road:

Experience the best of both worlds with a package that combines the thrill of rafting with the tranquility of beach camping. Imagine falling asleep to the soothing lullaby of the Ganges, the sound of water gently lapping against the shore. Wake up refreshed, ready for another day of adrenaline-fueled adventure on the river.

Delve into the unique experiences offered by camping in Rishikesh combined with an adrenaline-pumping rafting adventure. This package ensures that you get the best of both worlds, with the serenity of nature and the thrill of the rapids. Imagine sitting by the campfire under a star-studded sky, recounting the day's adventures with fellow travelers.

The best months for River rafting in Rishikesh are mid-September - November and mid-February to the end of June. you will get a good water level in the months of September, October, May, and June which will give you the best adventurous experience(Due to the strong rapids). and Nov-April you will get the cleanest/most transparent water.

The minimum age is 14 for the 12+ section and for the 9KM section, the min age is 12 Years. The maximum age is 60 for the 12KM+ section and for 9KM 65 is the maximum age.

Rishikesh takes safety seriously. All rafting equipment undergoes regular maintenance and quality checks. Expert guides accompany each expedition, well-versed in river dynamics and rescue techniques. A thorough pre-departure briefing is conducted, and a well-defined emergency response plan is in place. a person will only get the river guide license after he passes the guide test conducted by the UTDB team.

Absolutely! Wearing a life jacket is mandatory for all participants, regardless of their swimming abilities. This ensures that even non-swimmers can enjoy the adventure with confidence, knowing that they have the necessary safety equipment. this PFD (life jacket) is specially designed for non-swimmers.

Rishikesh offers a plethora of attractions for those seeking a more relaxed experience. Explore the numerous ashrams (Parmarth Niketan, Nirmal Ashram, The Beatles Ashram, etc) and yoga centers, visit the iconic Triveni Ghat for a spiritual experience, or take a leisurely stroll across the Laxman Jhula, Janki Setu, and Ram Jhula suspension bridges for breathtaking views of the Ganges. Don’t miss the Ganga arti at Triveni ghat, Parmarth Niketan, and Strugan ghat in the morning and evening time. Kyarki is the best sunset point. you can also visit waterfalls like Neer Waterfall, Patna Waterfall, and some other hidden waterfalls.