Balui
Balui refers to a river in Sarawak, Malaysia, and is a major tributary of the Rajang River. The river rises in the interior highlands of central Sarawak and generally flows southeast through forested lowlands before joining the Rajang in the upper reaches of the river system. As part of the Rajang River basin, the Balui contributes to one of Borneo’s most extensive freshwater networks.
The Balui basin supports a range of ecosystems and has historically been home to indigenous communities, including
A notable feature along the Balui is the Bakun Hydroelectric Project, a major dam on the river
Today, the Balui River remains important for regional transport, local livelihoods, and biodiversity. Conservation and sustainable