National Waterway 3 is a significant waterway in India, primarily comprising the Godavari and Krishna rivers. It stretches approximately 1,620 kilometers, connecting the eastern and western coasts of the country. This waterway facilitates the movement of goods and promotes trade, enhancing economic development in the regions it traverses. The development of National Waterway 3 aims to improve inland water transport, reduce congestion on roads and railways, and provide a cost-effective alternative for cargo movement. The initiative is part of India's broader strategy to enhance its inland water transport infrastructure, contributing to sustainable and efficient logistics.