THE INDIAN RIVERS:

Ganges: The Ganga, especially, is the river of India, beloved of her people, round which are intertwined her memories, her hopes and fears, her songs of triumph, her victories and her defeats. She has been a symbol of India's age-long culture and civilization, ever changing, ever flowing, and yet ever the same Ganga.

Alaknanda: Rudraprayag, the confluence of the majestic Alaknanda and the pellucid Mandakini, has its origins in one of the legends associated with Lord Shiva. Invoke the lord's blessings with a 'jay bam bhole' and Heidi ho! Off you go on this exciting 135 Km river rafting tour, a river rafting tour that you have never had and never will.
 

Bhagirathi: The mighty Bhagirathi has its origin at Gaumukh, where it emanates from the Gangotri glacier. It flows for approximately 300 kms from the source through breathtaking scenery to reach Deoprayag, where it is joined by the river Alaknanda to form Ganges, the mightiest and holiest of all rivers in India.

Tons: For the uninitiated - the River Tons is the largest tributary of the River Yamuna, and unlike the Yamuna it is teeming with life and its eternal freshness. The water, so clear that it seems right of the mountains, its flow through this scenic terrain makes you feel a part of its timelessness.

Best Season: May - July (depending upon the condition of the river).

Kali: The Kali River drains some of the world's tallest mountains, and carries with it the melting snow of the majestic Himalayas on a relentless rush to the sea. For part of its course, in its upper reaches, the Kali forms the international border between India and Nepal. A self-contained river journey down this river is one of the prime options in this part of the Himalaya.

Best Season: October - April