River rafting has become one of the most popular sports in India. An adventurer at heart will realize the adrenaline rush and the thrill felt while passing through rapids and unbridled water. If you have not had a chance to experience this water sport, now is the time to do so. Here are few of the best places for river rafting in the country.

• Kullu Manali: One of the most popular destinations for white water rafting in the country, Kullu has rapids that provide an exhilarating experience for the enthusiasts. It has a basic level of difficulty and it starts from River Beas to Jhiri.
• Indus River: Rafting in the Indus River can be a unique experience because of the magnificent views of the Ladakh and Zanskar ranges. It is an unforgettable experience for enthusiasts. It is a total stretch of 25 kms.
• River Ganga: One of the best experiences of white water river rafting in India is has a basic level to challenging and the total distance involves a run of 26 km. It is a unique experience that stretches through four stages from Brahmapuri to Rishikesh.

• Yamuna River: A hub of river rafting in India, River Yamuna is suitable for professionals and amateurs. There are two stretches from Nainbagh to Juddo and Yamuna Bridge to Juddo. It has a moderate level of difficulty and has a stretch of 9 kms.

• Lohit River: For a rafting adventure in North East, Lohit River is where you should be. It is an interesting river for water sports like kayaking and rafting. It has a moderate level of difficulty and covers a total distance of 100 kms.

• Tons River: A tributary of River Yamuna, it is considered as a challenging place for rafting in India. It has a 10 km of stretch which is extremely challenging and passes through remote areas.

• Kameng River: One of the best destinations for river rafting in India, the 25 km stretch is moderate in terms of difficulty and is filled with exhilaration.

• Barapole, Coorg: The Barapole River crosses through Coorg and is the perfect place for river rafting in the country. There is a stretch of 150 km which is divided into two parts, the upper section and the lower one. It is a challenging rafting stretch.

• Spiti: A famous rafting stretch for thrill seekers, one can spend almost size days in the river. Spiti valley is the best place for river rafting in the country. It offers some of the most spectacular views of Himachal Pradesh and covers a distance of 180 kms in total.

• Zanskar River: This is one river where you can trek in winters and raft in summers. It has a moderate level of difficulty and covers a total distance of 120 kms. It has icy cold water that creates memorable experience of white water rafting in India.

• Alaknanda River, Uttarakhand: This River in Uttarakhand will give you shrill and thrill. It is a very difficult route for rafting and is a stretch of 25 kms. It takes about six days in the river and one has to survive through the most difficult phases.

• Kundalika River, Maharashtra: This challenging river is perfect for white water rafting. It enters Kolad where a dam is built to control the turbulence of the river. A popular spot for weekends, the distance is only 10 kms.