The Sunkoshi River is one of the major rivers in Nepal, flowing through the eastern part of the country. It originates from the Langtang Himal range and is known for its scenic beauty and white-water rafting opportunities. The river eventually merges with the Karnali River, contributing to the larger Ganges river system. The Sunkoshi is approximately 300 kilometers long and is an important water source for local communities. It supports agriculture and provides irrigation, while also being a popular destination for adventure tourism. The river's diverse ecosystem is home to various fish species and wildlife, making it significant for both nature and recreation.