Near by places around KAMLA NEHRU MAHILA MAHAVIDYALAYA, SATNA: Restaurants, Attractions & More -Satna

~ 60 km

A prominent religious site dedicated to Goddess Sharadha, located atop Trikoota Hill, accessible by ropeway or steps.

~ 78 km

A significant pilgrimage site where Lord Rama, Sita, and Lakshmana are believed to have spent part of their exile. It features numerous temples and ghats.

Within Satna city, approx 15 km

An abode of ancient temple remains, known for its spiritual ambiance and well-maintained gardens, with a Hanuman Mandir.

~ 18 km

An ancient Buddhist archaeological site featuring relics and sculptures that depict early Buddhist art and iconography.

Within Satna city

A man-made reservoir with a famous Shiv Temple on its banks, often visited by devotees.

~ 17 km

A historical fort built 400 years ago, offering panoramic views and insights into the Rewa state's history.

Within Satna city, approx 16 km

An archaeological museum showcasing a collection of historical pieces, sculptures, coins, and ancient artifacts.

~ 35 km

An ancient Shiva temple dating back to the 19th century, a major pilgrimage spot north of Satna.

Within Satna city, Mukhtiyarganj

An ancient temple dedicated to Lord Venkatesh, known for its architectural beauty and peaceful atmosphere.

Within Satna city

A bustling market area in Satna, offering a glimpse into local culture and shopping opportunities.

~ 60-75 km

A renowned wildlife sanctuary famous for its tiger population and diverse flora and fauna, also home to Pandav Falls.

~ 50-55 km

Known as the 'Land of White Tigers', featuring the historical Rewa Fort, Keoti Falls, and Purwa Falls.

~ 109 km

An incredible location with a high density of Royal Bengal tigers, an ancient fort, and varied wildlife.

~ 86 km

A UNESCO World Heritage site famous for its intricate ancient Hindu and Jain temples with erotic carvings.

~ 100-110 km

An ancient fort on the Vindhya Range, known for its architectural brilliance and historical significance.

~ 200 km

A city combining natural beauty with historical attractions like Madan Mahal Fort, and Bhedaghat's Marble Rocks.

~ 180-200 km

A historical city with sacred sites, including the Triveni Sangam, the confluence of three holy rivers.

~ 224 km (slightly over 200km, but a popular nearby destination)

A tiny town on the Betwa River, rich in history with forts, palaces, and temples showcasing Mughal-influenced Rajput architecture.

~ 100 km

A picturesque waterfall formed over a canyon of crystalline granite, showcasing various shades of colors.

~ 80-100 km

A sanctuary offering a diverse range of wildlife and natural landscapes, part of the larger Kaimur Range.