The Sittang River is a significant river located in southeastern Myanmar. It flows approximately 560 kilometers (about 350 miles) from the Bago Mountains to the Andaman Sea. The river is an important waterway for transportation and irrigation in the region, supporting local agriculture and communities. The Sittang River basin is rich in biodiversity and features various ecosystems. It is home to several species of fish and wildlife, making it vital for both ecological balance and local livelihoods. The river also plays a role in the cultural and historical context of the area, influencing settlements and trade routes throughout history.