Sutlej River

The Sutlej River is one of the major rivers in northern India and Pakistan. It is about 1,450 kilometers long and is the easternmost of the five rivers that give the Punjab region its name, which means “Land of Five Rivers.” The Sutlej flows from Tibet through India into Pakistan, where it joins the Indus River. It's important for irrigation, supporting agriculture in the region, and also has historical significance, as several ancient civilizations thrived along its banks. The river is also known for its scenic landscapes and cultural significance in the local communities.