Most
people are unaware of Coorg, popularly known as the ‘Scotland of India’ as an
ideal destination for white water rafting. The climate in this beautiful hill
station in the Southern of Karnataka in India is enjoyable and pleasant
throughout the year and is a famous tourist destination blessed with abundant
nature. In addition to this, it is also one of the famous places in India for
adventure sports like river rafting.
River
Barapole is the destination for river rafting in Coorg. Situated in the Southern part of Coorg, River Barapole
cruises through dense forests and the lush green valleys and through the tea
and coffee plantations in Coorg making for an adventurous rafting experience
combined with natural beauty. The South-west monsoon provides with the rainfall
required for the river. The fast flowing river with a steep gradient offers
several exciting river rapids and is extremely fun.
Under the
supervision of certified and experienced raft guides, even first timers and
non-swimmers can eliminate the fear and enjoy a pleasant experience. An orientation
before the rafting expedition is given and safety gear to keep the rafters
protected at all times is provided. The rafts are all maintained according to
strict safety guidelines.
The river
Barapole finally integrates with the Arabian Sea and receives its strength from
the height of the Brahmagiri range and the months of June to October during and
after the monsoon is the time when you get the best water flow for white water
rafting in Coorg. Varying degrees of river rapids are provided due to this
flow. White water rafting in Coorg is entirely dependent upon the amount of
rainfall received during that particular year. Coorg is well connected to
Bangalore, Mysore, Mangalore and other parts as it’s a popular tourist
destination.
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