The Sakar River is a river located in the Sakar District of Gujarat, India. It flows through a predominantly rural area, providing water for agriculture and supporting local ecosystems. The river is an important resource for the communities living along its banks. The Sakar River eventually merges with the Sabarmati River, contributing to the larger river system in the region. Its waters are vital for irrigation, helping to sustain crops and livelihoods in the surrounding villages. The river also plays a role in local culture and traditions, often being a site for community gatherings and festivals.