Muara District is located in the Bengkulu Province of Indonesia. It is known for its beautiful landscapes, including rivers and forests, which provide a habitat for various wildlife. The district is primarily an agricultural area, with many residents engaged in farming and fishing. The economy of Muara District is supported by its natural resources, including rubber and palm oil plantations. The local culture is influenced by the diverse ethnic groups residing in the area, contributing to a rich heritage of traditions and customs. The district also has several small towns that serve as centers for trade and community activities.