Brahmapuri to NIM Beach rafting (9 km)
The shortest run on the Ganga and the gentlest way to try white water. You spend more time floating past forested banks than fighting rapids, which makes it the natural choice if you have never held a paddle before.
from ₹1,000per person
9 kmDistance
Grade I–IIRapids
1–1.5 hoursOn the water
Best for
Families, first-timers and anyone a little nervous.
On the river
Gentle wave trains and a couple of splashy rapids.
How the trip runs
- Meet at the operator’s base or get picked up
- Drive to the put-in at Brahmapuri
- Safety briefing and kit check
- Raft 9 km down to NIM Beach, Tapovan
- Change and head back
Included
- Licensed (UTDB) operator and certified river guide
- Raft, paddle, life jacket and helmet
- Safety briefing
- Transfer from the take-out to the put-in
Not included
- Government slip fee (small, if charged)
- GoPro photos or video
- Meals and snacks
- Hotel pickup (ask us to add a taxi)
What to carry
- Quick-dry clothes (no cotton jeans)
- Strapped sandals or water shoes
- A full change of clothes and a towel
- Sunscreen; leave valuables at the hotel
Safety
- Typical age limit 14–60 (12+ on the easiest stretch, operator rules apply)
- Weight roughly 40–100 kg
- Not for pregnancy, heart conditions, epilepsy or severe asthma
- Season runs roughly late September to 30 June; it can pause after heavy rain
- Wetsuits are recommended from November to February
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to know how to swim?
No. Everyone wears a life jacket and helmet, and guides give a full briefing on what to do if you fall in.
What is the best time of year?
October–November and March–May. The water is warmer in spring and the river is clearest in autumn.
Are the prices final?
Prices are shown as "from" and follow current market rates. Our team confirms the exact price, slot and operator before you pay.
Can you pick us up from our hotel?
Yes. Add a note to your request and we will quote a taxi from our taxi service.