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The India Kayak Roadtrip - The Kynshi
My first thought as the Kynshi came into view was “wasn't there supposed to be a beach?” I
India Kayak Road Trip - The Siang
The penultimate adventure for the India Kayak Road Trip was confronting ocean-like rivers in Arunachal Pradesh. Arunachal Pradesh is home
The Basics of Whitewater Kayaking
Ten city-dwellers attend a two-day kayaking workshop and feel the pulse of whitewater for the first time “You are about
The India Kayak Road Trip - Khri Bah
The All India Kayak Team have their most epic adventure yet; a six day mission with terrifying portages around unnavigable
The India Kayak Road Trip - The Kopili
As river levels dropped in Meghalaya the boys finally made the long drive east, towards Assam. What they searched for
Chhattisgarh - An undiscovered whitewater paradise - In Videos
In a five-part video series, five kayakers from the UK and one from India travel to Chhattisgarh and paddle on
Chhattisgarh - An undiscovered whitewater paradise
A kayaker visits the whitewaters of Chhattisgarh for the first time and writes about an epic river run on the
The India Kayak Road Trip - The Umtrew
As the monsoon drew to an end in Meghalaya, the team headed for another first descent. Plummeting north off the
The India Kayak Road Trip – The Sankh
The Sankh river in southern Jharkhand was the last river the group ran before leaving the Eastern States. The Sankh
The India Kayak Road Trip – The Phulbani
Splashing rivers all over the country for almost four months now, Phulbani is probably the most epic river our kayakers
The India Kayak Road Trip: Paddling through Meghalaya
In their first month of paddling in Meghalaya the team found rivers too low, then too high and finally just
The India Kayak Road Trip – West to East
Shibu tended to respond to most of our questions with the same reply: ‘Okay okay okay’. The reply was no