Nafakhum

Nafa-khum is a waterfall in Bangladesh on the Sangu River. It is among the largest waterfalls in
the country by volume of water falling. The wild hilly river Sangu suddenly falls down here about
25–30 feet.

The word “Khum” means Waterfall in Marma language. A special kind of flying fish is found at
the bottom in a small cave. They swim touching the stream but cannot jump over the height of
the fall. These fishes are locally known as Nating.
Nafakhum is one of the most wonderful waterfalls in Bangladesh. It is an outstanding place to
travel. Every traveler should have a tour arrangement to visit this gorgeous tourism place. When
a traveler visits this place at least once and then they will suffer to visit that travel spot more.
Location: Bazar, Bangladesh

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  1. sourabhtyagioffice@gmail.com26 February 2020 at 02:39

    Nafa-khum is a waterfall in Bangladesh on the Sangu River. i really like your article. your blog is informative type. thank you for sharing amazing information.
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