Group 2 Dr. Hamilton Bio 110 10/4/2009 Nokrek Biosphere Reserve ...

Rong’bang Falls and Pelga Falls can provide a very relax environment. Unfortunately the Nokrek are
does not provide much lodging but there is lodging mostly in the capital of Shillong.
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