Nongkhnum River Island
Nongstoin, Meghalaya, India
The largest river island in Meghalaya (and second-largest in Asia), formed by the Kynshi river, with sandy beaches, waterfalls and birdlife.
Why visit: A vast, serene river island with beaches, falls and camping.
- ›River-island beaches
- ›Langshiang Falls view
- ›Birdwatching
- ›Camping
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Best time
Oct–Apr
Entry fee
₹20–50
Est. budget
₹300–900
Duration
Half–full day
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