Landmarks & Tourist Attractions in Plateau State

Shere Hills are among the highest and most dramatic highland features in Nigeria. The hills rise to approximately 1,800 metres above sea level and provide scenic views around the Jos Plateau.

Riyom Rock is a striking granite rock formation and one of Plateau State's most recognisable natural landmarks. Its unusual shapes and surrounding highland landscape make it a popular photography and tourism site.

Wase Rock is a dramatic isolated rock formation rising above the surrounding landscape. It is one of the most famous geological landmarks in Plateau State and is an important symbol of the Wase area.

The Kerang Highlands form part of Plateau's scenic highland landscape. The area is associated with cool temperatures, hills, springs, agricultural activity and attractive natural scenery.

Jos Wildlife Park is one of Plateau State's best-known recreational and conservation attractions. Located near Jos, the park contains woodland, open spaces and facilities associated with wildlife viewing and outdoor recreation.

Assop Falls is a scenic waterfall and one of the most recognisable natural attractions associated with Plateau State. The surrounding rocky landscape and vegetation provide a dramatic setting.

Pandam Wildlife Park is one of Nigeria's important wildlife conservation areas. It contains savanna and woodland habitats and supports diverse wildlife. The park is associated with the southern part of Plateau State.

The National Museum Jos is one of Nigeria's important museums and holds collections associated with archaeology, ethnography, traditional arts and Nigerian cultural heritage. The museum is particularly important to Plateau's rich archaeological and cultural history.

The Museum of Traditional Nigerian Architecture in Jos showcases traditional architectural styles and structures from different parts of Nigeria. It provides an important window into the country's architectural heritage.

The museum district in Jos forms an important cultural heritage zone containing institutions associated with archaeology, traditional Nigerian culture and Plateau's diverse ethnic heritage.