In Hinduism, the Ganges is regarded as the most sacred river. It is said that taking a bath in its waters purifies the soul.
In Hinduism, the Brahmaputra is revered as the sole male river deity and is regarded as strong and magnificent.
One of the earliest rivers to be referenced in Vedic writings, the Sindhu, or Indus, is a symbol of power and might.
An important part of South Indian culture and temple rites, Kaveri is worshipped as a goddess.
Godavari, also referred to as the "Ganga of the South," is revered in Hindu mythology for her cleansing qualities.
The Narmada has significant spiritual importance, particularly for circumambulation, and is thought to be a daughter of Lord Shiva.
Yamuna is regarded as sacred and purifying because of its association with Lord Krishna.