Kayaking in India
There have been remarkable advancements in the evolution of the primitive Kayak. From humble beginnings of being a hunting vessel or mode off transport, modern kayaks are now predominantly used in explorations, sports & recreation. Available in a variety of shapes, sizes & colours, kayaks are now made out of different materials as well, wood, HDPE or Carbon fibre. With the growth of the adventure sports industry & individuals seeking real life experiences Kayaking is the sport of the future. Kayakers are now circumnavigating the world solo! The Kayak is a slender vessel which can be propelled by moving a paddle to create thrust. The kayaker sits on or inside the kayak comfortable & can go long distances in a variety of conditions. Some kayaks are built to carry heavy loads so the kayaker can paddle across oceans. The simplest form of a kayak for a beginner is called a sit on top recreational kayak. These are extremely stable & easy to use often made of high density polyurethane (strong plastic) making them indestructible.
Why SEA Kayaking Tops the List
India, with its diverse landscapes and rich aquatic ecosystems, has become a hotspot for adventure sports. From the lofty Himalayas to the serene backwaters of Kerala, adventure seekers have countless options to explore. Among these, kayaking has emerged as one of the fastest-growing adventure sports in India, captivating thrill-seekers and nature enthusiasts alike. Here’s why kayaking is making waves and why it should be on your bucket list.