Chindouin River

The Chinduin River is a 1,100-kilometer long river that flows in western Myanmar, on the border with India. It carries its waters into the Irrawaddy River. From the mouth of the river is for 600 kilometers navigable, here often triple river cruises on small steamers.

The source of the river is the eastern spurs of the Himalayas. The area of the pool is 114 square kilometers. Chindouin feeds on rainwater and its waters are used to irrigate nearby fields. The river is considered one of the largest in the country. Having visited the Chindouin coast, you can admire the delightful landscapes and briefly forget about the everyday bustle.