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Title:
The Raging Ganga (Gangotri)
Description:
This footage should give you some idea of how fast and furious the Ganga flows, and this was before the monsoon arrived. Most amazing is the double waterfall at the lower end of Gangotri, about a mile downstream from the bathing ghats.
Author:
deerimbaud
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Travel, holiday, tourism, India, Gangotri, Ganges, holy river, holy city, temples, babas, saddhus, holy men, pilgrimage, Ganga Aarti, puja, temple, celebration, priest, singing, bells, drums, bridge, monkey, vegetarianism, Gaumuk, source of Ganges.,
The Raging Ganga (Gangotri)
Description:
This footage should give you some idea of how fast and furious the Ganga flows, and this was before the monsoon arrived. Most amazing is the double waterfall at the lower end of Gangotri, about a mile downstream from the bathing ghats.
Author:
deerimbaud
Tags:
Travel, holiday, tourism, India, Gangotri, Ganges, holy river, holy city, temples, babas, saddhus, holy men, pilgrimage, Ganga Aarti, puja, temple, celebration, priest, singing, bells, drums, bridge, monkey, vegetarianism, Gaumuk, source of Ganges.,
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