The Devprayag run starts where the Ganga itself starts, at the confluence of the Bhagirathi and Alaknanda. Over two days you cover about seventy kilometres, camping one night on a river beach carried in by raft.
Day one is long and committing — roughly forty kilometres through gorge sections with few eddies and long read-and-run water. Guides make camp decisions on the day, based on level and current permissions, so nobody promises you a specific beach in advance.
The evening is the part people remember: a fire, food cooked on the sand, and a canyon quiet enough to hear the river breathe. Day two runs the famous Rishikesh rapids as a finale.
You should be sixteen or older, able to swim in moving water, and reasonably fit. Previous rafting experience is strongly recommended. Book at least ten days ahead — we run a limited number of departures each season.