The rivers of Pakistan are woven like an intricate net all through the country’s expanse. From the peaks of the Karakorams, the Hindukush and the Himalayas, Pakistan’s mighty rivers twist and turn to change their course until they can all meet at the magnificent Indus River. These rivers are all fed into the great Arabian sea and are deemed perfect for a wide array of water sports such as canoeing, rafting, boating and sailing. Several rivers, such as the Kunhar River, the Hunza River and the Gilgit River are spread over all the provinces of Pakistan and are open for water rafting. Hunza Guides Pakistan Trekking and Tours arranges several trips to all these locations and more for a well rounded trip that is bursting with fun and adventure. Not only that but we also have a proficient team of lifeguards on board to make sure you don’t have to worry about the safety of your loved ones amidst all the fun.

Right from the height of the Karakorum, the Himalaya, and the Hindukush, Pakistani’s rivers change its courses and flows until they all meet the mighty Indus, at different points, which ultimately falls into the Arabian Sea. These rivers are ideal for all types of water sports like rafting, canoeing, boating, and sailing. Following rivers in the northern Pakistan, are open for water sports, besides the Indus, The Ravi and the Chenab in NWFP, Punjab and Sindh Provinces;

• Indus (from Jaglot to Thakot)
• Kunhar (from Naran to Kaghan)
• Swat (from Barain to Suidu Sharif)
• Pankora (from Dir to Batkhela)
• Hunza (from Aliabad to Gilgit)