Ganga River

The Ganges is the holy river of India, the mother river, with a long history and a strong folk culture. The Ganges turns a corner here in Varanasi. Every morning, thousands of Indians, regardless of men, women, and children, walk into the Ganges with a heart of piety. Men wear crotch and women wear sari. They face the morning sun, bathed in the morning light, and enjoy the faith and pursuit brought to them by their religious faith in the river. They washed away the dirt and sins of their lives with the holy Ganges, and made their lives transcend the entrance to this heaven, and went straight into heaven after death to have eternal life.

The bulk of the flow is wide, slow, flowing through one of the world's most fertile and densely populated areas. Despite its status, its 2510km length makes it shorter by world and Asian standards.

Ganges River worship fire, arti Akki, Deva, Maha Place to worship the gods, the souls on the bank of the water, the Mahanathi Thewa,

When come first to Ganga river its difficult to bath into river cause of garbage. But once you bath into river feel real purifacation. Real holy water. Its still keping his pureness strong. So beautiful. Never miss the opportunity to bath in Ganga.

One time traveled to see the Ganges River. Go see the Hindu cremation ceremony on the banks of the Ganges River. It is said that this flame has never gone out for more than 4,000 years. Let us turn on life. Live happily, don't hate anyone, do not hurt anyone. Travel on accuracy happily

It was bright in the morning, and I had gone out to the Axi Pier to complete my last wish to Varanasi - to watch the morning bath of the Ganges. Fortunately, I stepped on it in advance yesterday and found out the market. As soon as I arrived at the river, I finalized a small boat. The boat toured the Ganges River for an hour and discounted about RMB 21. Before the sun appeared, the boat set off at 5:45. The genius had just broken the dawn, the pale blue sky and a few scattered remnant stars refused to leave, the lights on the river bank were still flickering faintly, and the mist on the Ganges had not completely dissipated. The Ganges, like a girl who has not completely unveiled her face, lies quietly waiting for people to enter her heart. The early birds have food to eat, and many large and small ships have been rippling on the river, presumably early to see the spectacular sunrise of the Ganges. The whiteness of the fish belly in the east gradually turned red, and half a fireball slowly appeared on the horizon, and the exciting scene on the Ganges was about to come. The Ganges originated in the Himalayas and is injected into the Bay of Bengal. The basin covers a quarter of India's territory and nurtures a highly dense population. The Ganges is India's holy river, the mother river, with a long history and a strong folk culture. The Ganges turns here in Varanasi, and every morning thousands of Indians, men, women and children, walk into the Ganges with a heart of piety, men in crotch and women in sari. They face the morning sun, bathed in the morning light, and enjoy the faith and pursuit brought to them by their religious faith in the river. They washed away the dirt and sins of their lives with the holy Ganges, and made their lives transcend the entrance to this heaven, and went straight into heaven after death to have eternal life. Hindu believers believe that they will come to the Ganges to bathe and clean at least once in their lives, so that at least a million people arrive here every year. Along the riverside embankment steps, a large number of believers gather for various forms of religious activities. There are flowers, paint, rosary beads, fragrant wood, paper lamps and other sacrifice materials, which are really dazzling. They worship gestures, etiquette procedures are in a lot of patterns, and they look at flowers in a bit of fog. And the devout believers before the sacrifice, on the spot shaved their hair and beards, not only clean, but also in tribute.