The Sittaung River is a significant waterway in southeastern Myanmar. It flows approximately 560 kilometers, originating from the Bago Mountains and emptying into the Gulf of Martaban. The river is vital for local agriculture and fishing, supporting the livelihoods of many communities along its banks. The Sittaung River is also known for its diverse ecosystems, which include various species of fish and birds. It serves as an important transportation route, connecting different regions and facilitating trade. The river's basin is rich in natural resources, making it a crucial area for both economic and environmental sustainability.