Sacred Rivers of India

The most sacred river of India, flowing from Gangotri to the Bay of Bengal, purifying millions of souls.

The sacred river associated with Lord Krishna, flowing through Mathura and Vrindavan, joining Ganga at Prayagraj.

The mystical river mentioned in ancient Vedic texts, believed to have flowed through northwestern India, symbolizing knowledge and wisdom.

One of the longest rivers in India, flowing through Maharashtra, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh, sacred to Lord Krishna and vital for agriculture.

The sacred river of South India, flowing through Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, revered as a goddess and vital for the region's agriculture and culture.

Known as the Ganga of the South, the longest river in peninsular India, flowing through Maharashtra, Telangana, and Andhra Pradesh.

The mighty river originating from Tibet, flowing through Assam and Bangladesh, known for its power and the fertile plains it creates.

One of the seven sacred rivers, flowing westward through Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat, revered for its spiritual significance and natural beauty.

The historic river that gave India its name, originating from Tibet and flowing through Pakistan, cradle of the ancient Indus Valley Civilization.

The great river of Odisha and Chhattisgarh, known for its fertile delta and cultural significance, supporting millions of people in eastern India.