About Narayani River (also known as Gandaki River)
The Narayani River, also referred to as the Gandaki River, is one of Nepal’s largest and most important river systems. Originating from the Tibetan Plateau, it flows through central Nepal before joining the Ganges in India. The river is home to diverse wildlife, including crocodiles and dolphins, and plays a crucial role in Nepal’s hydropower and irrigation systems. It is also a popular spot for rafting and other water activities.
Tips for Visitors
- Best Time to Visit: October to April for pleasant weather and clear water conditions.
- Wildlife Spotting: Keep an eye out for gharials, crocodiles, and river dolphins.
- Rafting & Boating: Consider guided tours for a safe and thrilling experience.
- Photography: Sunrise and sunset offer stunning views over the river.
- Eco-Friendly Practices: Avoid littering and respect the natural surroundings.
- Nearby Attractions: Chitwan National Park is a great addition to your visit.
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Location & Map
Address:
Flows through central Nepal, including Chitwan and Narayangarh
Directions:
Accessible from various locations in Nepal, including Chitwan and Narayangarh.
Opening Hours
Open 24/7
Entry Fee
Free
Location
Flows through central Nepal, including Chitwan and Narayangarh
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Other destinations
Chitwan National Park (चितवन राष्ट्रिय निकुञ्ज)
Kasara, Chitwan, Nepal
Bishazari Tal (Twenty Thousand Lakes)
Buffer zone of the Chitwan National Park
