Barak River

The Barak River is a major waterway flowing through northeastern India and parts of Bangladesh. It originates from the Arakan Mountains in Myanmar and travels roughly 900 kilometers, catching water from various smaller rivers along its course. The river nurtures fertile land, supports agriculture, and provides water for communities in the region. Its basin is vital for biodiversity and local livelihoods. Additionally, the Barak River plays an important role in regional transportation and ecosystem health, contributing to the area's natural beauty and economic development.