Saraswati river

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Origin place of Saraswati river and Bheem Pul (Bridge) at Mana Village, Uttarakhand

The legend of the mighty Saraswati river has lived on in India since time immemorial. Ancient Hindu scriptures, Vedas, recorded thousands of years ago...

One of the biggest rivers in India and named after the Goddess of knowledge - The Saraswati. Here's a little history behind it that you would find interesting.

Named after the Goddess of Wisdom, Saraswati is a roaring, white tributary of the Alaknanda River that flows through Uttarakhand. In Mana, a village near Badrinath, the Saraswati River has a natural, stone bridge, Bhim Pul, over it—that serves as a passage towards Vasudhara Falls and Satopanth Lake. It is believed that Bhim Pul, made of huge rock-boulders, was laid down by the mighty Bhima, to help Draupadi cross the river.

One of the earliest goddesses worshipped in India since Vedic times, Saraswati devi, goddess of speech, wisdom, and expression, was believed to have found physical expression on earth also in the form of the ancient river Saraswati. The Rig Veda adores and praises this goddess as the 'best of all mothers', 'best of all rivers' and 'best of all goddesses' as Shruti Bakshi notes.

The Sangam: Holy Ganga, Yamuna and Saraswati River meets each other on Earth at Triveni Sangam, Allahabad Uttar Pradesh India.

From, The Hindustan TimesBy Dr. N.S. Rajaram

Witness the sacred merger of two divine rivers #Alaknanda & #Bhagirathi at #Devprayag. It is believed that the mythological Saraswati meets these two rivers underground. The sight is pure bliss to look at along with three spiritual peaks surrounding the breathtaking confluence. Stay calm & wait for the right time to visit this captivating place. Amazing click by @amanhimalayan Repost from @lonelyplanetindia

Coming together, glorious, loudly roaring, Saraswati, Mother of Floods.

The Saraswati River that flows through Haryana and joins the Ghaggar River may not be the Saraswati River that is mentioned in the Rig Veda. Therefore, it is not appropriate to call this civilization as Sindhu-Saraswati Civilization.

When you're asked to name the rivers in India, you automatically go - Ganga, Jamuna, Saraswati... Here are a few facts about the Saraswati you never knew.

The Tunga River is a river in Karnataka state, southern India. The river is born in the Western Ghats on a hill known as Varaha Parvata at a place called Gangamoola. From here, the river flows through two districts in Karnataka - Chikmagalur District and Shimoga District. Kaveri Krishna River Tungabhadra River Sharavati River Kali River Tunga River

Getting to Mana Village & Vasudhara Falls From Delhi take a Train/Bus/Cab to Rishikesh or a Direct Bus/Cab to Badrinath Day 1 – Travel from Delhi to Rudraprayag (363kms) Road: Delhi - Rishikesh (222km) – Rudraprayag (141km) Day2 – Travel from Rudraprayag to Badrinath (152kms) Road: Rudraprayag - Joshimath (109km) – Badrinath (43km) Day3 – Travel from Badrinath to Mana Village (3kms) Road: Badrinath - Mana Village (3kms) Trek: Mana Village - Vasudhara Falls (5kms) A glimpse of the Trekking…

HOEI (Heaven On Earth India)™ on Instagram: “LAKSHMAN JHULA. A famous landmark of Rishikesh, Lakshman Jhula is an iron suspension bridge over the Ganges. The bridge is believed to be…”

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The overall chronological bracket of the Early Indus-Saraswati Civilization falls between 3300 B.C. and 2700 B.C.. The overall assessment, therefore, comes to the hard fact that the beginning of the early Indus-Saraswati Civilization goes back at least to the 31st century B.C. (Possehl, G.L., Radiometric Dates for South Asian Archaeology, Xeroxed copy, 1993.). the mature Indus-Saraswati Civilization is to be placed in the 28th century B.C. (Late Indus-Saraswati phase).