Rafting Song Galia River, Sanglaburi, Thailand
Rafting through the amazing rivers of Thailand is indeed a great thing, with the magic of the waters and the beauty of the tropical forests enthralling you throughout your expedition. For all those people with young hearts, here comes another exciting river from this bravura Asian country, namely the Song Galia River.
As the water body moves through the picturesque mountainous regions of the nation, it heads along the striking parts of the nation. The crystal-clear waters floating past the magnificent waterfalls and the huge canyons with their unparalleled splendor offer you unmatched thrill!
The Song Galia River has its sources in the Ta Kean Tong Waterfalls, which is located almost 9 km from the Song Galia Bridge. The waterway runs through a wide area in Thailand, but shares its border with Myanmar as well. The Song Galia River, furthermore, offers stunning whitewaters of Class II and III levels, providing enough scope for both first-timers and expert rafters to taste the thrill of the waters.
While you initiate your rafting expedition, the Song Galia River will welcome you with calm torrents and tranquil waters.
The very first rapid on the river is the “Pae Bin”, followed by a wonderful 5-step waterfall. The rapid is pretty short in terms of length, but is great fun to raft on. Moving further in the course, there are several other exciting things in store for you. Amazingly, you can come across about 12 to 15 fantastic rapids, as the river moves through the lush greenery.
The mid course of the Song Galia River again brings in some sections where you can sit back and relax and take some food and refreshments. Following this welcome break, continue your delightful journey floating through the captivating lands and the multihued tropical forests.
