According to many, Tabu Chhopri is the amalgamation point of
Brahmaputra and Siyang. The actuality is, way different, though!
It's rather Brahmaputra who assumes the name Siyang, on entering
the gates of Arunachal. Moving farther east, along the walls of Tibet, it turns
Tsangpo.
That simply meant, one river, many a name to call!
The origin, though remains highly debated, amongst researchers and
religious pundits!!!
Facts say, some 100-150 kilometres east of Manas Sarovar, the
river blooms, from one of the glaciers in Tibet.
No, it's not that I don't remember the name of the glacier, but,
it's bit tricky!
Near the point of origin, Brahmaputra opens up to 4-5 arms, and
it's actually hard to determine which is the "original" arm! Debates
and confusion have webbed pundits throughout the world, on the birth of
Brahmaputra.
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