All Saints' Cathedral - Anglican church in Shillong - East Khasi Hills, India

A very beautiful Cathedral. We could enjoy the premises although the cathedral door was closed. Walking around the area is very nice, you can also see parts of Shillong on panaroma. No entry fees.

Beautiful church with a lot of history. It was closed when we reached, but one community lady asked us if we wanted to see the place and let us be inside the church.

One of the oldest churches in Shillong. You get an instant liking & connect to this church. Thanks to the members who have tried every efforts to maintain its history & character to this place. Had the chance to attend the Easter Sunday Service as well & the Choir was amazing.. just loved the place..

Great architecture, seating is well, decoration is very nice and the church service is very well and uses digital multimedia. It's been always a pleasure to attend the prayer here. The church is as usual using Kashi language on the sermons. Mass is on every Sunday. Transportation is very good. Nicely reachable.

Beautiful church in the centre of the town. Was there around Christmas-New Year time so was decorated nicely. Night-time view was excellent with mist engulfing the whole place and lights giving a warm glow.

What a beautiful church! The legacy of the British, it comes from the Anglican Church tradition, belonging to the Church of North India (CNI). The seat of CNI's Diocese of Northeast India, it has the Bishop's beautiful kuti (cottage) located right next door. The church dates back to 1876. Inside the building, the pews, pulpit and rafters of the tall ceiling are made from old wood, giving the feeling of ruggedness and solidity. The alter is adorned with just the cross. The exterior of the church is made from cement, wood and metal, covered by small, dark tiles that look like a local variety of slate. The window panes are topped by curving pieces of stained glass. A tablet affixed just outside the door Set in beautiful grounds, this church exudes peace even in the midst of traffic. A great place to admire British church architecture and to contemplate on life.

Quaint old Church, just wish they updated their service times on Google.

We were returning form Shillong to Guwahati on a Sunday and we had absolutely no plan of visiting this place. However since it was crowded lightly on account of the Sunday, we took a sudden interest in crossing the entrance and see inside. It is one of the most beautiful churches that I have been. Be it the cleanliness, the greenery or the planned design. If you are at Shillong on a Sunday, do visit a church. For the vibrant spirituality will really brighten your mind . The merry children who come for their Sunday lessons will hop around providing you immense delight.