Takes an in-depth look at river habitats and the animals, organisms, and plants that dwell there, as observed during an imaginary journey down the Ganges River.
Presents a discussion of the settlements along the Ganges River, the longest river in the Indian subcontinent, including information on Allahabad, Varanasi, Patna, Delhi, and others.
Discusses the source, course, and tributaries of the Ganges River, its spiritual significance, its use for agriculture and industry, and its problems with pollution.
Introduces children to the many adaptations people living along the Ganges River have made in order to survive and thrive in the region, and describes the festivals that are centered around the river, the role the river plays in the people's daily lives, and their day-to-day experiences.
Colorful photographs and text provide an overview of the Ganges River, one of the largest waterways in the world, valued not only for trade and irrigation, but for its religious importance to Hindus.
