Indian visa travelers are can take magnificent cruise rides in most famous rivers of India. These luxurious cruises provide Indian visa holders with an opportunity to explore the geographic region of India. Ganges River cruise is preferred among all the river cruises.
Ganges River is referred to as the holy river and is the terminating as well as the starting point of all cruises. It flows from Gangetic Plain in North India and enters Bangladesh. It rises in the Himalayan range and comes down in the sunder ban delta of Bay of Bengal.
Ganga is not only a river for Indians but like a mother goddess. It is a culture to worship it. It is supposed that a dip inside the holy river of Ganga can pardon all your sins. So this dip is important. It is advisable for an Indian visa traveler visiting the Ganges River to fill a container with this sacred water. Hindus keep this container in their houses and use its water to cure many illnesses.
Many important festivals take place on this holy riverbank; like the Kumbh ka Mela or fair, which is held in Allahabad along with the Chhath Puja.
Indian visa travelers visit Haridwar, which is the prime destination for tourists. Haridwar, Banaras and Allahabad are the main towns having access to this Ganges River. As stated earlier, Indian visa tourists should take a holy dip in this sacred water. The fast moving water of Ganges is very famous for river rafting alongside other fun and adventurous activities, mostly in summers. All these make it an attraction for India Visa travelers.
The famous Ganges River Cruise features the world’s rarest combination of jungle travel along with a river trip. Ganges fuses with River Brahmaputra in Bangladesh and then divides into two, namely the Hugli River and the Padma River. Sunderbans are the largest deltas of the world, which were formed by fusion with the Ganges. When it mingles with Ganges, it makes the world’s largest Sunderbans delta. Sunderbans feature the leading mangrove marsh and the Estuarine National Park, which is home to the world’s biggest tiger reserve.
Kaziranga is where Indian visa tourists can spot the single horned Rhino and other species like Indian bison, marsh deer, Sāmbhar, sloth bear, leopard, gibbon, ibis, jackal, capped languor, elephant, hog deer. This is only possible if you take these cruises for visiting National parks. It is the ancient park in Assam.
Brahmaputra River graphs its route via the splendid state of Assam. A spiritualist land comprises of the blue hills and enchanting rivers known for rich vegetation, fauna, one horned rhino and additional wild species on the threshold of extermination.
Assam has many religious places and has a number of temples like: Kamakhya Temple, Shakti Temple of Goddess Kamakhya positioned on top of the Nilanchal Hills. Devotees throng here from all parts of India during festival period.
Peacock Island is in the centre of Brahmaputra River, which has the famous Umananda or the Shiva temple. Shiva Ratri is the biggest Shiva festival and this place is packed with devotees at that time.
