Tamur is the easternmost river in Nepal . It flows near the border with Sikkim, India .
Born from one of the great 8000, the Kanchenjunga and flows with a good slope until the confluence with the Sun Koshi, in Tribenighat, forming the huge Sapta Koshi (1) which folds south through the hills of Mahabharat, reaching the plain of the Ganges .
(1) Sapta Koshi means 7 rivers. The tributaries that form it are Indrawati, Bhote Koshi, Tamba Koshi, Dudh Koshi, Liku, Arun, Tamur.

The adventure starts from Kathmandu , the capital of Nepal , a multicolored city, a city of merchants, of wonderful local craftsmanship, a destination for all travelers and the departure of many Himalayan itineraries.

By plane and bus we cross Nepal eastwards to Basantapur, a small village at the end of the carriage road.

From here we organize all the equipment that we will use in the river in packages, which the porters will carry on foot through the mountains.
With them we will walk for three days in a wonderful trekking through mountains, meeting small villages, temples, accompanied by friendly smiles of the locals, until we reach the Tamur valley.

If we are lucky, November is usually the best month, we will have breathtaking scenery of the great 8000 like Makalu and Kanchenjunga.

Once in Dobhan, we will camp on the banks of the Tamur and after organizing all the river equipment we start sailing.

Tamur awaits us with its crystal clear water. We will have 7 days to know its secrets; we will sail in complete self-sufficiency for almost 180 km, alternating the great rapids with the quiet sections where we will simply let ourselves be carried by the current.

Life on the river is a wonderful adventure. You get up early in the morning, prepare a hearty breakfast and take the field apart. All equipment is carefully loaded and tied onto inflatable boats, already organized in watertight containers and bags. A little yoga as "warm up" and you start surfing.

We will spend 3-5 hours in the water every day.
We stop along the banks for lunch and continue until we reach the best beach, where we mount the camp again for the night.

BEER O'CLOCK: a good aperitif and snacks and it's time for dinner, sitting on the ground around the fire, chatting under the stars, telling us the anecdotes of the day.