Experience the Divine Power of Kamakhya Temple in Guwahati
Nestled atop the Nilachal Hill, Kamakhya Temple is one of India’s most revered Shakti Peethas. A sacred destination for devotees from across the world, this ancient shrine offers profound spiritual energy, timeless rituals, and breathtaking views of the Brahmaputra River.
Whether you're on a solo pilgrimage or exploring Assam's cultural heartland, a visit to Kamakhya is not just darshan — it’s a transformation.
Discover the Adventure's Heart
Thrills on the Water
Feel the pulse of the **Siang, Kameng & Subansiri** rivers. Conquer exhilarating **Class III–V rapids** and navigate their world-class waters for an adrenaline rush you won't forget.
Untamed Wilderness
Leave the world behind as you paddle through a living canvas of **untouched forests, dramatic gorges**, and remote valleys. This is a journey into the heart of nature.
Culture & Connection
This isn't just an adventure—it's an immersive cultural experience. **Connect with local tribes** and be welcomed by the warm, authentic hospitality of Arunachal Pradesh.
Perfect for All
Whether you're a first-timer or a seasoned pro, there's a river for you. We offer **beginner-friendly stretches** as well as **extreme rapids for the experts**.
Wildlife Encounters
Keep your eyes peeled for a show! The riverbanks are a haven for **hornbills, playful river otters**, and a vibrant array of wildlife that calls this pristine habitat home.
Riverside Dreams
As the sun sets, our journey continues. Gather around crackling **bonfires**, share stories under a **sky full of stars**, and drift to sleep to the sound of the river.
Siang River – The Ultimate White-Water Experience
The Siang River, the main tributary of the mighty Brahmaputra, is the crown jewel of rafting in Arunachal Pradesh. Known for its powerful rapids (up to Grade IV and V), it attracts thrill-seekers from around the globe. As you raft through its turquoise waters, you’ll pass through deep gorges, remote tribal villages, and untouched rainforest landscapes. Multi-day expeditions often include riverside camping, where you can enjoy delicious local meals under a blanket of stars. The Siang is perfect for seasoned rafters looking for a once-in-a-lifetime challenge.


Kameng River – A Mix of Thrill and Scenic Beauty
Kameng River rafting is a perfect blend of adventure and natural beauty. The rapids here range from moderate to challenging, making it ideal for both beginners and experienced rafters. The route takes you through dense jungles, suspension bridges, and small tribal hamlets, giving you glimpses of the rich culture of Arunachal Pradesh. Wildlife lovers will enjoy spotting rare birds and animals along the way. Kayakers often choose Kameng for its diverse water sections and spectacular scenery.
Subansiri River – The Expedition Lover’s Dream
The Subansiri River is often called the “Gold River” of Arunachal Pradesh and is one of the most scenic rafting destinations in the state. A multi-day Subansiri expedition is a true wilderness experience, with camping on sandy riverbanks, fishing, and exploring remote tribal settlements. The rapids here are challenging but navigable, making it perfect for adventure enthusiasts who love long, immersive journeys. It’s also a favorite for kayaking expeditions due to its combination of rapids and calm stretches.


Culture & Riverside Experiences
Rafting in Arunachal Pradesh is not just about adrenaline – it’s about connecting with the soul of the region. Along the river routes, you’ll meet welcoming tribal communities like the Adis, Nyishis, and Tagins, who share their culture and traditions with visitors. Enjoy local delicacies such as smoked pork, apong (rice beer), and fresh river fish cooked over campfires. You can also visit nearby monasteries, markets, and handicraft centers, making your trip a perfect balance of adventure and cultural immersion.
Best Season & Preparation
The best time for river rafting and kayaking in Arunachal Pradesh is from November to March, when water levels are ideal, skies are clear, and the weather is cool. Pack quick-dry clothing, river sandals, sunscreen, and waterproof bags for your gear. Beginners should choose guided tours for safety, while experienced rafters and kayakers can plan custom expeditions with certified operators.
Do I need prior rafting or kayaking experience?
🚣♂️ No, beginners can join guided trips on easier stretches. Safety gear and expert guides are always provided.
Are permits required for river expeditions?
📄 Yes, an Inner Line Permit (ILP) is mandatory for Indian citizens, and foreign nationals need a Protected Area Permit (PAP). Tour operators usually assist with this.
What is the difficulty level of these rivers?
⚠️ Siang offers Grade III–V rapids (challenging), Kameng has moderate to difficult sections, and Subansiri offers a mix – suitable for adventurous beginners to experts.
What safety measures are in place?
🛟 Certified guides, helmets, life jackets, rescue kayaks, and safety briefings are part of every expedition to ensure a secure experience.
Can I combine rafting with other activities?
🏕️ Absolutely! Many travelers combine rafting with camping, hiking, village tours, and monastery visits for a full adventure-and-culture experience.
Are accommodations available near rafting spots?
🏡 Yes, you can choose from riverside camps, eco-lodges, and homestays depending on the location and package.
Ready to Ride the Wild Rivers of Arunachal Pradesh?
Whether you choose the thunderous Siang, the scenic Kameng, or the remote Subansiri, your adventure will be packed with thrill, natural beauty, and cultural encounters. Plan your river rafting or kayaking expedition today and experience Northeast India like never before – one rapid at a time. Your ultimate adventure awaits!
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