Alaknanda is a sacred river in India that is a tributary of the Ganges. It is also the name of a popular Hindu goddess who is associated with the river.
Embark on a journey where glacial waters carve through breathtaking gorges, ancient myths whisper on the breeze, and adventure awaits around every bend.
The Alaknanda River, a celestial ribbon snaking through the heart of the Himalayas, beckons you. Paddle the turquoise currents, feel the spray mist your face, and lose yourself in the grandeur of the world's highest mountains reflected in its depths.
This is no ordinary river voyage. Trace the footsteps of Hindu pilgrims as you wind through sacred valleys, where temples cling to cliff sides and prayer flags flutter in the crisp mountain air.
Feel the thrill of whitewater rapids that test your courage and the serenity of calm stretches where eagles soar overhead and wildflowers paint the banks in vibrant hues.
More than just a river, the Alaknanda is a living legend. Dive into its swirling history, from ancient epics to modern-day challenges of climate change and hydropower.
To claim your paddle, and let the Alaknanda River guide you on an unforgettable odyssey.