Sibuti

Sibuti is a coastal district located in the northern part of Sarawak, Malaysia. It is part of the Miri Division. The main administrative center of Sibuti is the town of Bekenu.

The Sibuti district is primarily known for its diverse ecosystems, including coastal areas, mangrove forests, peat swamp forests, and agricultural lands. Economic activities in the area are largely based on agriculture, fishing, and increasingly, tourism. Important agricultural products include palm oil, pepper, and fruits.

Sibuti is home to several national parks and protected areas, showcasing the region's biodiversity. These parks are popular destinations for ecotourism and scientific research. The Niah National Park, famous for its Niah Caves which contain evidence of human habitation dating back 40,000 years, is located within the Sibuti district.

The population of Sibuti is composed of a variety of ethnic groups, including the Iban, Melanau, Chinese, and Malay communities. This ethnic diversity contributes to the rich cultural heritage of the district.

Accessibility to Sibuti is primarily through road networks connecting it to Miri and other major towns in Sarawak. The Sibuti River serves as an important waterway for local transportation and commerce.