Langshiang Falls is one of the important tourist attractions in Meghalaya. It is situated near the village of Sangriang which is 24 kilometres from Nongstoin. It is the third highest waterfalls in India. It is an ideal holiday spot for the tourists as it is enveloped by scenic beauty all around.
Beauty of Langshiang Falls
It falls from the height of 337 metres. It lies on the river Kynshi near Sangriang village. It is formed when the two different streams of River Kynshi meet near Sangriang. It is at its best during the monsoons when the river has abundant water and the flow is more forceful. It is close to the largest island in Asia, Nongkhnum Island. It is just 10 kilometres away from this island. The nature's panorama that surrounds the fall is a treat to the eyes. The best view of the Langshiang Falls can be experienced from Mawpon village. The other waterfalls located near Langshiang Falls are Wei Spi falls and 'kshaid chong' falls.
Langshiang Falls and its surrounding area is suitable for those who are looking for a peaceful and relaxing holiday trip away from the hustle-bustle of city life. It can be enjoyed more during the season of monsoon.
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(Last Updated on : 01-11-2014)
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