We all were enjoying the raft. Suddenly, our raft got stuck in the rocks, and there were two guides left. The flow of water was too much. Moreover, our raft was full of water. We were trying our best to get out of that situation but coudn't. One of the guides went out--I don't know why--and the other one was not at all supportive after two of us came out on the rock (suggested by the guide to release the raft). We thought the guide would definitely help us get out of this situation, but instead of helping us, he said to my husband, "EITHER YOU SWIM OR YOU LOSE YOUR LIFE." My husband said that I couldn't swim, and how could he just leave me there? The guide said, "Then you will not see her tomorrow if she won't swim."
That was the worst experience we ever had. Guides were not at all supportive. Moreover, he said "I'LL BE PENALISED IF I DON'T REACH MY TIME, SO I HAVE TO GO. YOU GUYS DECIDE WHAT TO DO TO SAVE YOUR LIFE." We both got scared. I didn't know how to swim, and my husband told that even he cannot do that because of the flow and the stones underneath.
By God's grace, we found another group that had good guides. They helped us and saved our lives. I'll strongly recommend that you be prepared to lose your life if you don't have courage to swim with WRA people. I had the worst experience in my life ever.
WRA guides did not support us AT ALL and were very rude. I, unfortunately, forget the name of the group that helped us get our lives back; otherwise, we would've been stuck there. So please be careful while rafting.