Is Ganges water drinkable?

Ganges water is drinkable. Ganges water has super self-purification ability, which means that microorganisms in the river water can quickly decompose pollutants entering the water with the help of oxygen, so that it will not rot and breed corrupt microorganisms.

Ganges is a big river in northern India, and it has been a sacred river for Hindus since ancient times. Most of its process is a wide and slow current, which flows through one of the most fertile and densely populated areas in the world. Although its location is important, its length of 2,565,438+00 kilometers makes it seem short by world standards or Asian standards.