Near by places around North-Eastern Hill University: Restaurants, Attractions & More -East Khasi Hills

~ 3.3 km

A major tourist spot providing a glimpse of the rich and multicultural lifestyles of the indigenous peoples of North East India, housing a vast collection of artifacts and exhibits.

~ 18.2 km

The highest point in the state, offering panoramic views of the scenic countryside and the city, often enveloped in fog.

~ 15.3 km

A picturesque three-tiered waterfall named after an elephant-shaped rock, surrounded by lush greenery, ideal for picnics and nature photography.

~ 20-25 km

A mesmerizing man-made reservoir offering panoramic views of the surrounding hills, popular for boating and picnics.

~ 10-12 km

A colonial-era man-made lake surrounded by lush gardens, perfect for strolls and boat rides, showcasing an architectural marvel.

~ 25-30 km

Translates to 'End of the Hills', offering breathtaking panoramic views of deep gorges and rolling hills, a secluded and serene spot.

~ 10-12 km

A prominent religious place in Shillong known for its unique and striking Gothic architecture.

~ 10-12 km

A lush green Japanese-style park with abundance of plants and flowers, featuring a mini zoo and a pond.

~ 10-15 km

Renowned for its extensive collection of butterflies, moths, and other insects, offering insights into the diverse entomological fauna of the region.

~ 8-10 km

One of the oldest and most beautiful natural golf courses in the world.

~ 53-60 km

Known as one of the wettest places on Earth, famous for its lush landscapes, numerous waterfalls including Nohkalikai Falls and Seven Sisters Falls, and living root bridges.

~ 75-80 km

Awarded as the 'Cleanest Village in Asia', offering pristine natural beauty, living root bridges, and a sky walk for panoramic views.

~ 80-90 km

Famous for the crystal-clear waters of the Umngot River, ideal for boating, and serving as a natural border with Bangladesh.

~ 65-70 km

Holds the record as the wettest place on Earth, characterized by unique stalagmite and stalactite formations in its caves and lush, rain-soaked landscapes.

~ 65-70 km

An iconic natural wonder created by intertwining the roots of rubber trees, a testament to bioengineering by local Khasi tribes.

~ 60-65 km

An archaeological site with a large collection of ancient monoliths, including the tallest in the Jaintia Hills, reflecting the rich cultural heritage.

~ 75-80 km

A giant dome-shaped red granite rock, offering stunning panoramic views from its summit in the West Khasi Hills, popular for trekking.

~ 90-100 km

A picturesque town in the West Jaintia Hills, known for its scenic beauty, vibrant local culture, and attractions like Syntu Ksiar Falls.

~ 25 km

A dense ancient forest considered sacred by the Khasi community, preserving unique flora and fauna and traditional monoliths.

~ 250-280 km

A UNESCO World Heritage Site in Assam, renowned for its population of one-horned rhinoceroses, tigers, elephants, and diverse wildlife.