The Brahmaputra is located in the northeast of India, and just getting to Tuting, where we put in, is already an adventure!
After landing in Delhi, it takes no less than 2 days to reach this remote part of India, in the heart of the state of Arunachal Pradesh, including 1 day by 4×4. The team is waiting for us on site, and the camp is set up on the riverbank.
The next day, we prepare our gear and load our boats for no less than 8 days of complete autonomy on the river: an incredible interlude in the fury of our modern lives, 8 days at the rhythm of the river, sleeping on the immense sandy beaches, taking full advantage of the respite offered by this majestic river.
The Siang (another name for the Brahmaputra in this region of India) is a powerful, voluminous river, where rapids and gigantic waves alternate with calm stretches, allowing us to enjoy the scenery, glide along the water and catch a glimpse of a few monkeys.
After 1 week cut off from the world, we disembark to return to civilization and take advantage of Dibrugarh to re-acclimatize before returning to Delhi.

This trip is accessible to most people. However, it is recommended to have a good general physical condition, to have already practiced “RAFTING” and to enjoy outdoor living.
For this trip, except when we are present in Delhi, the accommodation is in bivouac. Meals are prepared by the team of Indian guides who take care of the logistics during the whole RAFTING trip.
We remain at your disposal for any information concerning the preparation, the necessary equipment and other details concerning this stay.

For more information, ask for our technical sheet.

To practice rafting, it is mandatory to know how to swim.