One of the Indus Rivers in Himachal Pradesh in the lowlands of Kinnaur. The numerous water sports events held along the Satluj River, however, have to be its most intriguing feature.
The Ravi river in Himachal begins in Multan tehsil of Kangra district at "Bada Bhangal" in the Dhauladhar mountains. Chamba Nagar borders the Ravi. If you want a river with water sports and beauty, visit the Ravi River.
Lahaul's River Chandra is one of the two rivers that compose the Chenab. In the snow of Lahaul and Spiti, it rises. The magnificent Chandra Tal lake formed near its source.
Himachal Pradesh's Surya Taal Lake is the Bhaga River's source. The Bhaga river traverses 60 km (37 mi) through small canyons before joining at Tandi.
Lahaul-Spiti's Chenab river is native. Chenab formed from Chandra and Bhaga rivers. Tourists love this river since it has rafting spots all along its length.
The Tons River flows into the Yamuna from the Pabbar River. The Pabbar River flows through the Chanshal Mountain Range, apple orchards, tall mountains, lush meadows, and oak and deodar forests.
On the eastern slopes of the far-northern mountain ranges, Lahaul and Spiti form the Spiti River. Because this portion of the Himalayas is arid with little rainfall, the river gets all its water from melted glaciers. Most Spiti Valley settlements, including Tabo, Dhankar, Kaza, and Rangrik, are on the river.
Giri River feeds Yamuna. Himachal Pradesh relies on rivers for water. The Giri, or Giriganga, rises from Kupar mountain above Jubbal town after flowing across the Shimla hills.
India's Himachal Pradesh Baspa Rivers. It joins the Sutlej. Kinnaur's Himalayan glaciers start it. Alpine Sangla Valley, also known as Baspa Valley, attracts tourists.