Nongkhnum River Island, the offbeat paradise in Meghalaya
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Nongkhnum River Island in Meghalaya is the biggest river island in the state and is believed to be Asia's second biggest. It is located in the West Khasi Hills district, approximately 14 km from the district headquarters Nongstoin … Read more
Nongkhnum River Island in Meghalaya is the biggest river island in the state and is believed to be Asia's second biggest. It is located in the West Khasi Hills district, approximately 14 km from the district headquarters Nongstoin. Visitors can explore the island's natural beauty, two waterfalls, and pristine sandy beach. It's perfect for people who want an offbeat and peaceful destination, but it is often overlooked due to inadequate infrastructure. Read less
Size truly doesn’t matter if you are surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty. If you loved Majuli, the largest river island in the world, Nongkhnum River Island will win your heart too. It is located a short distance from the district headquarters Nongstoin, approximately 14 km.
More often than not, people visiting Meghalaya will centre their stay around popular experiences like the waterfalls in Cherrapunji or the caves and Living Root Bridges to name a few. But why stick to the usual when there are so many offbeat and stunning destinations just waiting to be explored?
- Where is Nongkhnum River Island located?
Nongkhnum River Island is located in the West Khasi Hills district, Meghalaya. The island is approximately 14 km from Nongstoin. - How far is Nongkhnum River Island from Shillong?
The nearest town Nongstoin is 95 km from Shillong. The island is 14 km away from Nongstoin. - Where to stay in Nongkhnum River Island?
You can go camping when visiting Nongkhnum.
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