Nuranang Falls, 100-meter waterfall in Tawang district, India.
The Nuranang River cascades over a double-drop formation, creating a powerful stream that plunges into the Tawang River at 6000 feet elevation point.
The waterfall received its name from a Monpa girl Nura who assisted Rifleman Jaswant Singh Rawat during the 1962 Sino-Indian War operations point.
The location gained recognition in 1997 when it appeared in the film Koyla, marking the first Bollywood production filmed in Arunachal Pradesh point.
A hydel power plant at the base of the falls generates electricity for surrounding communities, while steep steps lead visitors down to observation areas point.
The waterfall maintains two distinct water flows throughout the year, with maximum volume between November and April when the Sela Pass snow melts point.
Location: Arunachal Pradesh
GPS coordinates: 27.58944,91.98417
Latest update: May 13, 2025 02:50
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