At Devprayag the Bhagirathi and Alaknanda converge, and from that point the river is called Ganga. At Rishikesh she runs clear and fast over boulders, past two hundred ashrams built to listen to her.
Eight chapters of her life,
from KM 0 to KM 2,525
Told across 75 places
How a place enters the book.
Reach the place
Every place is met in river order, by her bank. We arrive slow, stay close to the water, and let the place set the pace before a camera comes out.
What comes back:
Days spent on the bank
The river-order route
First conversations
The place's own pace
Walk With the River — All 2,525 Kilometres of Her
Book a callThe FACE of Ganga
Festivals · Art · Craft & Cuisine · Environment — four promises, kept monthly
All your Questions, Answered.
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₹999 all-inclusive — shipping anywhere in India is free, paid by direct UPI. Your tracking number arrives within 24 hours. 300 pages, 240 photographs, 75 places in river order.
Printing the book — and the mission it carries. Every order helps fund ghat cleanups, keeps weaver looms running, and pays for the cameras recording her festivals. We publish a monthly account of the work.
On 24 November 2026 — Kartik Purnima — Varanasi lights all 84 ghats with lakhs of lamps. Our community gathers online that night — and for ₹10, a priest lights a diya carrying your name on the ghat itself: streamed live, your clip sent within three days, and the same coin cleans the river when the festival ends.
Yes. Leave your email or join the WhatsApp circle — cleanups and gatherings are announced city by city, and there is always room for more hands.
No. We are documentarians and custodians. The work is recording her festivals, funding her artists and weavers, and cleaning her banks — her culture and her health, kept alive together.
An intention, kept — not a donation. You keep a lamp; we do the work it pays for and tell you exactly what it sustained. Intention first, amount second.