The N'Mai River is located in the northeastern region of Myanmar, flowing through the lush landscapes of the Kachin State. It originates from the Himalayan foothills and meanders through valleys and forests, providing vital water resources to the surrounding ecosystems and communities. The river is a tributary of the Irrawaddy River, one of the longest rivers in Southeast Asia. Its geography includes steep banks and diverse habitats, supporting various wildlife species. The N'Mai River also plays a crucial role in local agriculture, as its waters are used for irrigation in the fertile plains nearby.