River Rafting
Neem Beach is the rafting end point
World-famous white water on the holy Ganga
Mythology & history
Why it’s famous
In ancient times the Ganga was used for travel and trade, and its fast flow was respected as divine. Modern rafting uses the same sacred river — adventure grew alongside spiritual history. Rafting here is safe when you follow the rules and instructions given by trained guides.
What to experience
Highlights
Routes from 12 km to 35 km
Suitable for beginners and experienced rafters
Calm stretches for swimming and cliff jumping
Professional guides and safety equipment
Pick your stretch
Routes & distances
Best time to raft
Mar – Jun
Best season
Sep – Nov
Post-monsoon
Jul – Aug
Unsafe (monsoon)
Safety first
- Always wear a life jacket and helmet
- Follow the guide’s instructions carefully
- Rafting is conducted by trained professionals
- Safe and enjoyable when rules are followed
Rafting takes 2 to 6 hours depending on the route.
Getting there
Location
Keep exploring
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Patna Waterfall
Waterfall beside ancient limestone caves
The Beatles Ashram
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Lakshman Jhula
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