Asia’s rivers, from the colossal Yangtze to the historic Jordan, each have unique stories and significance. The Yangtze, the continent's longest river, flows through China’s heartland, supporting its vast population and economic might. In contrast, the Jordan River, though shorter, holds immense historical and religious importance, marking boundaries and spiritual milestones. From the mighty Brahmaputra and the sacred Ganges to the vital Mekong and the ancient Tigris and Euphrates, these rivers have shaped civilizations and landscapes throughout history. Explore these vital waterways and uncover their secrets, from massive deltas to sacred sites.