The Goriganga River is a significant river located in the northern part of India, primarily flowing through the Uttarakhand state. It originates from the Nanda Devi mountain range and is known for its clear waters and scenic beauty. The river is an important source of water for local communities and supports various ecosystems along its banks. The Goriganga River eventually merges with the Kali River, which forms part of the border between India and Nepal. This river is not only vital for irrigation and drinking water but also holds cultural significance for the people living in the region. Its surroundings are popular for trekking and nature tourism.