Jal Yatra with Annu Kapoor

The Tungabhadra River, a revered watercourse in South India, meanders through Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, and Telangana. It eventually merges into the Krishna River as its principal tributary. In the epic Ramayana, the Tungabhadra is referred to as Pampa. The people's faith and reverence are deeply linked with this river. According to Hindu mythology, it originated from the sweat of Lord Vishnu's Boar Avatar (Varaha). This river holds immense significance, symbolizing both historical and mythological connections.

Why is the Godavari River regarded as one of India's seven most sacred rivers?
What's the origin behind its name?
How does the river relate to the epic Ramayana?
What role has the Godavari played in shaping modern India?
Join me in uncovering the captivating narrative of the Godavari River and its significance.

Why is the Kaveri River referred to as the Ganges of the South?
How does the Kaveri transform from a small pond into a mighty river?
What myths and historical events are associated with this river?
Embark on a journey to discover the tale of Kaveri, one of India's seven sacred rivers, and its role in uniting South India.

How are Lord Vishnu and Saraswati linked to the Krishna River?
Why does the Krishna River flow westward?
What's the story of its origin from Mahabaleshwar?
Discover the captivating narrative of the Krishna River, the life-giving essence of the four South Indian states.