Udhampur
Named after Raja Udham Singh, the eldest son of Maharaja Gulab Singh, district Udhampur of Jammu entices visitors with a captivating blend of natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant culture. Udhampur is also popularly known as ‘land of devikas’ and ‘land of bowlis.’ This charming neighborhood, which is surrounded by the magnificent Himalayan ranges, offers a variety of attractions that are sure to enthrall tourists of all ages. Udhampur carries the essence of Dogra culture and cuisines. The place is acclaimed for its folklore as many of the folk artists from Udhampur are carrying the torch of folk preservation. Kalari of Udhampur is famous worldwide. Every location of Udhampur tells a story of bravery, conquest, and cultural legacy, from the majestic Ramnagar Fort and Mantalai Fort to the ancient Krimchi temples with their exquisite architecture and spiritual significance. With so many holy places and pilgrimage destinations, Udhampur is a great place for those looking for spiritual comfort. The holy Sudh Mahadev Temple, devoted to Lord Shiva, draws worshippers from all over the world because of its holiness and divine aura. As they explore the busy markets, take in the vibrant festivals, and mingle with the friendly locals, cultural enthusiasts will find themselves fully immersed in the vibrant traditions and customs of the area. In essence, Udhampur district is a treasure trove of experiences waiting to be discovered.
