The Sarawak River is a significant waterway located in Sarawak, a state on the island of Borneo in Malaysia. It flows through the capital city, Kuching, and serves as an important transportation route for both people and goods. The river is approximately 56 kilometers long and is known for its scenic views and diverse ecosystems. The river is surrounded by lush rainforests and is home to various wildlife species. It plays a crucial role in the local economy, supporting fishing and tourism activities. Additionally, the Sarawak River is culturally important, with several indigenous communities residing along its banks.