History & Background
Nafakhum drops roughly 25–30 feet over a wide rocky face and is one of the signature destinations of a multi-day Sangu River trip into the remote southern hills, reached only by a long combination of boat travel and trekking.
Nafakhum drops roughly 25–30 feet over a wide rocky face and is one of the signature destinations of a multi-day Sangu River trip into the remote southern hills, reached only by a long combination of boat travel and trekking.
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A waterfall on the Piyain River, mostly on the Indian side but viewable from the Bangladeshi bank.
A remote, highly-rated waterfall beyond Debotakhum on the deep-hills trekking circuit.
Often called Bangladesh's largest waterfall, reached only by a boat and jungle-trekking expedition in remote B…