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The name Ganga originated from India and is derived from the Sanskrit word "gañgā" which translates to "swift-goer" or "quick-moving". In Hindu mythology, Ganga is the name of the goddess of the sacred river Ganges, which is considered a holy site for Hindus.The Ganges or Ganga is one of the most sacred rivers in India and is believed to be a source of spiritual purity and salvation. It flows through northern India and Bangladesh, and its waters are used for religious rituals and ceremonies.The name Ganga is often given to girls born in Hindu families as a tribute to the goddess and the river. It represents purity, beauty, and grace. The name is also used in other cultures and regions as a reference to the river and its significance in Hindu mythology.

The name Ganga is popular in India and other Hindu-majority countries such as Nepal, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka.

Ganga is a Hindu goddess who is widely worshipped as the purity and giver of life. Her name means "swift goer" and is often associated with the Holy River Ganges in India.

Here are some similar names:

• Gauri
• Kaveri
• Sarayu
• Yamuna
• Kali
• Parvati
• Lakshmi
• Durga
• Saraswati
• Indira