Jammu

Popularly known as the “City of Temples” Jammu is a hidden gem, an untrodden path. From its tranquil landscapes of lush forest to rolling hills and ancient temples to adventurous treks, Jammu beckons travellers with its unassuming charm. Whether it is leisurely strolls along winding trails or adrenaline-pumping adventure activities like paragliding and trekking, Jammu offers something for every type of traveller seeking solace amidst breathtaking vistas. It is an abode of magnificent palaces, shrines and the most famous temples in the city. Though famous for the Vaishno Devi pilgrimage, Jammu has a rich repository of unexplored destinations. Nestled amidst thick pine forest Patnitop, the quaint town of Bhaderwah with its glistening Chenab river, the enchanting aroma of lavender and world-famous Rajma, the alluring fields of Kesar of Kishtwar, the serenity of Bani, Sarthal, and Panchari, the history and traditions of Basohli known worldwide for its miniature painting, the antiquity and grandeur of Mubarak Mandi Palace, Bahu Fort, ‘Maa Bawe Wali’ Temple, Akhnoor, Krimchi Temple, the old lanes of Jammu city, Raghunath Mandir, dedicated to the patron deity of Dogras, Lord Rama, the bewitching scenery of Sanasar, Nathatop, Sudh Mahadev, and Manatalai with its state-of-the-art International Yoga Centre, Jammu has a bounty of experiences to offer and promises unforgettable experiences. The City of Jammu has been the house of valorous Dogras, who never shirk away from defending the country. The Dogras are naïve, hardworking, trustworthy and hospitable people who believe in ‘atithi devo bhava.’ No visit to Jammu would be complete without indulging in its delectable cuisine, a melting pot of flavours influenced by its diverse cultural heritage. From the rich and aromatic ‘tooni wale Rajma’ to the mouthwatering Dogra specialities like ambal, Kalari , maa da madra, dry fruit madra, kyoor, babru, khameere and aloo, Jammu's culinary scene is a feast for the senses, tantalizing taste buds and leaving a lasting impression on discerning food lovers.


Moungri Cave

District: Udhampur

Hidden away in the charming Udhampur neighbourhood of Jammu is the mysterious Moungri Cave, a historical and natural wonder. Within its rocky embrace lies an ancient cave thought to have formed millions of years ago, hiding a tapestry of stories just waiting to be discovered. The village of Moungri was formerly known a...

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Panchari Hill Station

District: Udhampur

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Akhnoor Fort

District: Jammu

Perched on the serene banks of the mighty Chenab River, the historic Akhnoor Fort is a site to be adorned by history lovers. This magnificent fort serves as a reminder of the region's rich history and heritage. Work on the fort was initiated in 1762 on the orders of Raja Tegh Singh which was culminated by his son Raja...

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Jia Pota Ghat

District: Jammu

The enchanting Jia Pota Ghat is located along the banks of the Chenab River in Jammu. This picturesque location is significant in regional history, having served as a cultural and social hub for centuries. It is believed that the place got its name from Jia Pota tree whose botanical name is Putranjiva roxburghii of Eup...

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Ambaran

District: Jammu

Locally known as Pambaran, Ambaran is said to have been founded by the Dhar Ujjain dynasty's Amba Jagdev Pawar. It was named Ambari after the family deity Amba, one of the names of the goddess Durga. Ambaran is one of the significant Buddhist sites of North India. It is the eighth place in the world where relics of Bud...

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Raghunath Temple

District: Jammu

The Raghunath Temple, located in the heart of Jammu, stands tall as a symbol of the region's rich cultural heritage. This iconic temple, dedicated to Lord Rama, serves as a living symbol of devotion and history. With its towering spires and intricate architecture, the Raghunath Temple is a sight to see. The constructio...

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Mubarak Mandi Palace

District: Jammu

The historic Mubarak Mandi complex, Jammu's bustling streets, is a treasure trove of tales from bygone eras. This architectural marvel represents the region's rich cultural heritage. Raja Dhruv Dev laid the Mubarak Mandi palace's foundation in 1710 after consulting astrologers. On the northeastern side of the complex, ...

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Amar Mahal

District: Jammu

Built in 1862 like a French-chateau overlooking the Tawi River, Amar Mahal is an architectural gem that has a rich history dating back to the nineteenth century. Four palace rooms of Amar Mahal have been converted into art galleries and historic museums depicting Jammu's royal history. Originally built as a royal resi...

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Bahu Fort

District: Jammu

The historic Bahu Fort, situated majestically atop a hill in the heart of Jammu, is a testament to the region's rich cultural heritage. This fort, with its towering walls and commanding presence, has served as a sentinel over the city for centuries. Built by Raja Bahulochan over 3,000 years ago, Bahu Fort has seen coun...

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Peer Kho

District: Jammu

Dedicated to Lord Shiva, Peer Kho Temple is one of the worth visiting places in Jammu. In the local dialect ‘Kho’ means ‘Cave’ and Peer got its name from saint Guru Garib Nath who is believed to have lived here in the 15th century. The saint was later known as Peer-i-kho. Hence the place got its name. It is als...

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Dogra Art Museum

District: Jammu

Located in the heart of Jammu, the Dogra Art Museum is a vibrant museum that preserves the rich cultural heritage of the Dogra dynasty, which once ruled this land. When you walk inside, you'll be greeted by a treasure trove of art, artefacts, and historical marvels dating back centuries. Founded in 1954, the museum has...

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Balram Mandir

District: Jammu

Built in the early twentieth century, Balram Mandir is nestled in the heart of Jammu. It is a place where history whispers through ancient stones and echoes in the peaceful atmosphere. This sacred site is significant to both devotees and historians. When you enter Balram Mandir, you are transported back in time to an e...

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Jambu Zoo

District: Jammu

Named after Raja Jambu Lochan who is believed to be the founder of Jammu, Jambu Zoo is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts, as it offers a delightful escape into the wonders of nature. Established in 1989, Jambu Zoo spans over 81 acres and is home to a diverse array of flora and fauna. Roam through lush greenery and enco...

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Baba Chamliyal Shrine

District: Samba

The Baba Chamliyal shrine, which is tucked away in a beautiful part of Samba, is a monument to faith and history. It is 42 km away from Jammu and lies in the Ramgarh sector of Samba district. Rich in mythology, the shrine is thought to be the home of a saintly figure renowned for his healing abilities and miracles. ...

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Gharana Wetland

District: Jammu

Discover the enthralling Gharana Wetlands in Jammu, where the splendour of nature is unmatched. This tranquil sanctuary, whose 200 acres of wetland is situated in Jammu, is tucked away amid verdant surroundings and is a heaven for both nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts. Rich in cultural significance and rich in hi...

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Manda Wildlife Sanctuary

District: Jammu

Discover the wonders of Jammu's Manda Wildlife Sanctuary, a place where nature exists in all of its unadulterated glory. This sanctuary, which has a wide variety of plants and animals, is a haven for lovers of wildlife. Established in 1981, it spans over 89 square kilometres, offering a vast expanse of natural beauty t...

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Suchetgarh Border

District: Jammu

Nestled in the centre of Jammu, Suchetgarh Border is a place rich in significance and history. This border, which separates India and Pakistan, is the subject of heroic and tenacious tales. Suchetgarh has seen many battles due to its advantageous location and is a reminder of the turbulent past of the area. The remains...

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Bawe Wali Mata Temple

District: Jammu

Located in the beautiful hills of Jammu, Bawe Wali Mata Mandir is a deity revered by Dogras of Jammu a lot. Both history and devotees have a great deal of affection for this old temple. This most well-known and revered Mahakali temple in Jammu city is located on the left bank of the Tawi River. This 8th-century temple,...

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Jhajjar Kotli

District: Jammu

Perched on the banks of the Jhujjar rivulet, the charming town of Jhajjar Kotli is a hidden gem in the centre of the Jammu district. This charming town offers a delightful blend of culture and adventure with its rich and breathtaking natural beauty. The breathtaking natural scenery of Jhajjar Kotli is one of its main d...

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Har Ki Pauri Temple

District: Jammu

Located in the centre of the Jammu district, the Har Ki Pauri Temple is a timeless representation of heritage and devotion. With a rich history spanning centuries, this sacred site is deeply ingrained in the hearts of both pilgrims and locals. "Har" literally translates to "Lord Shiva," "ki" to "of," and "pauri" to "st...

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Ranbireshwar Temple

District: Jammu

Located in the centre of the Jammu district, the charming Ranbireshwar Temple awaits you. With its regal architecture and extensive cultural legacy, this historical wonder rises to prominence. Maharaja Ranbir Singh (1857–1885) of Jammu and Kashmir constructed the temple circa 1880 AD as part of his endeavour to trans...

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Panjbakhtar Temple

District: Jammu

The Panjbakhtar Temple, which is tucked away in the lovely Jammu district, is a symbol of the area's rich cultural legacy and history. This historic temple, which dates back centuries, is revered in Hindu mythology and folklore. The Panjvaktra Mahadev Temple, also called Panjbakhtar Mandair, is among the oldest temples...

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Sukrala Mata Temple

District: Kathua

Located at a distance of 75 kms from Kathua district (and approx. 9 kms from Billawar which is in Kathua), the magnificent Sukrala Mata Temple is a highly revered and pious place that combines natural beauty with historical significance. Both locals and tourists have a particular place in their hearts for this hallowed...

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Sarthal Valley

District: Kathua

Sarthal Valley, which is tucked away in Jammu's Kathua district, offers a captivating fusion of historical significance and natural beauty. Nature lovers and adventure seekers alike will find paradise in this valley with its verdant surroundings, majestic mountains, and winding streams. This meadow is located at 7000 f...

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Bani

District: Kathua

An approximate four to five hour ride from Kathua district will take the tourists to explore one of the most virgin destinations, that is Bani. Situated amidst towering mountains at an elevation of 4,200 feet, lies this petite glacial valley. Along the "SEWA"river, Town Bani thrives. It serves as the trekkers' base cam...

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Airwan Temple

District: Kathua

Hidden away in the peaceful surroundings of Jammu's Kathua district is the charming Airwan temple, a historical and cultural landmark. This historic temple attracts tourists from all over the world to marvel at its architectural beauty and learn more about its fascinating past. It is a testament to the rich heritage of...

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Chattergala

District: Kathua

Hidden away in Jammu's scenic Kathua district, Chattergala is a hidden treasure just waiting to be found. This charming yet energetic place will astound you with its breathtaking scenery and rich historical background. Situated 2,486 metres above sea level, the hill station is well-known for its picturesque views of th...

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Mata Chanchlo Devi Shrine

District: Kathua

Tucked away in Jammu's scenic Kathua district, the Mata Chanchlo Devi Shrine is a reminder of centuries of faith and devotion. Devotees who come here in droves to seek comfort and blessings have a special place in their hearts for this hallowed location. Regardless of religion, faith, or belief, the entire local popula...

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Chichi Mata Temple

District: Samba

Brimming with spirituality and history, the Chi Chi Mata Temple is located in Jammu's Samba District, amidst pastoral surroundings. Since its foundation dates back centuries, this ancient temple is particularly significant to both locals and visitors. Regarded as the entrance to the Vaishno Devi temple, Chichi Mata Tem...

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Purmandal and Utterbahni

District: Samba

Two quaint towns rich in history and culture are Purmandal and Utterbehni, which are snuggled away in the tranquil surroundings of Jammu's Samba district. Purmandal, also referred to as ‘Chhota Kashi’ is famous for Lord Shiva ancient temples. With their elaborate architecture and centuries-old construction, the te...

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Baba Sidhgoriya Shrine

District: Samba

The holy Baba Sidhgoriya Shrine, rich in spirituality and history, is tucked away in Jammu's Samba district. Both history buffs and devotees place great importance on this hallowed location. The shrine is thought to have been constructed in memory of Baba Sidhgoriya, a saintly figure renowned for both his healing abili...

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Shri Narsingh Dev Ji Temple

District: Samba

Discover the calm beauty of the Shri Narsingh Dev Ji Temple, which is tucked away in Jammu's picturesque Samba district. The hearts of both devotees and tourists are deeply moved by this ancient temple. This ancient temple was constructed some 1600 years ago. The three darshnik idols in question are Annpurana, Narsingh...

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Dhaggar Valley

District: Kathua

Dhaggar Valley, located in the Kathua district of Jammu, is a beautiful and fascinating destination. Nestled in the picturesque hills, this valley is a blend of natural beauty and cultural richness. The lush green landscapes, flowing streams, and majestic mountains make it a perfect spot for nature lovers and adventure...

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Mata Bala Sundari Temple

District: Kathua

Located in Jammu's Kathua district, Mata Bala Sundari Temple is a highly revered spiritual site that draws tourists and devotees from all over the world. This temple honouring the goddess Bala Sundari is a serene spot for prayer and meditation because of its beautiful surroundings. This temple, also known as Bala Ji...

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Jodiyan Mata Temple

District: Kathua

Situated in Jammu's scenic Kathua district, Jodiyan Mata Temple is a highly revered spiritual site steeped in historical significance. Every year, innumerable devotees and tourists flock to this temple, which is devoted to the Goddess Jodiyan Mata. It provides a window into the rich cultural and religious history of th...

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Basohli

District: Kathua

Located in the Kathua district of Jammu, Basohli (previously known as Vishwasthali) is a town close to Kathua. Situated 1876 feet above sea level, it is on the right bank of the Ravi River. It was established in 1635, possibly by Raja Bhupat Pal. There is a special place in the hearts of history buffs and environmental...

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Jasrota Fort

District: Kathua

Situated in Jammu's Kathua district, Jasrota Fort is an intriguing historical site that embodies the spirit of the area's illustrious past. The Jasrotia Rajputs had their capital at Jasrota Fort in the Shivalik Hills of the Western Himalayas. Jas Dev, the founder and head of the Jammu and Kashmir Royal House, gave it t...

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Jasrota National Park

District: Kathua

Situated in Jammu's Kathua district, Jasrota National Park is a stunning location that presents a blend of rich history and natural beauty. It covers ten square kilometres in total. A great getaway from the bustle of the city is offered by the serene surroundings and abundant vegetation. The sanctuary, which is abundan...

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Mansar Lake

District: Samba

Mansar Lake, a breathtaking location with both natural beauty and deep cultural significance, is situated in Jammu's Samba district. This lake is well-liked by both residents and visitors because it provides a calm haven with lovely scenery. Mansar Lake, which is surrounded by hills and thick forests, offers a tranquil...

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Surinsar Lake

District: Samba

Situated in the Samba district of Jammu, Surinsar Lake is a historically significant and scenic location. This charming lake offers guests a tranquil and picturesque view as it is encircled by hills and thick forests. Both locals and visitors flock to Surinsar Lake for day trips and picnics, drawn by the serene setting...

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Samba Fort

District: Samba

Samba is rightly called the treasure trove of historical sites, with some prominent forts like Samba Fort, Mohargarh Fort, Dhergarh Fort, and Bhupnergarh Fort. Samba Fort is a historical treasure that bears witness to the rich legacy of the area. It is situated in Jammu's Samba district. Historians claim that the fort ...

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Sankari Devta Temple

District: Udhampur

The serene and important historical Sankri Devta temple is located in the Panchari hills of Udhampur. Every nook and cranny of the temple whispers secrets from the past, from stories of legendary divine intervention to tales of ancient kings. The temple is thought to be older than 500 years. The Sankri Devta temple, wi...

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Mahabilvakeshwar Temple

District: Kathua

Mahabilvakeshwar Temple, also known as HariHara Temple, is a revered site located in the Kathua district of Jammu. This ancient temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is an important spiritual destination for devotees. The temple’s architecture is a fine example of traditional Indian temple design, with intricately ca...

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Trilochan Nath Temple

District: Kathua

The Trilochan Nath Temple is a revered religious site in Jammu's Kathua district. Both tourists and devotees enjoy visiting this temple, which is devoted to Lord Shiva. Trilochan Nath, the name of the temple, alludes to Shiva as the "Lord with Three Eyes," emphasising his capacity for all-seeing. Based on its artistic ...

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Sudh Mahadev

District: Udhampur

The captivating pair of Sudh Mahadev and Mantalai, a haven for history buffs and nature lovers alike, are nestled away in the tranquil hills of Jammu's Udhampur district. A testament to the rich cultural legacy of the area is Sudh Mahadev, with its historic temple devoted to Lord Shiva. This temple is situated at an al...

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Ramnagar Fort

District: Udhampur

Situated in Jammu's Udhampur district, the Ramnagar Fort looms large, resonating with legends of bravery and tenacity. With its imposing gates and worn stone walls, this old fortress bears witness to the region's rich past. On the banks of the Mansa Devi Nallah, it is thought to have been constructed in the 19th centur...

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Krimchi Temples

District: Udhampur

The historic Krimchi temples, a testament to the rich cultural legacy of the area, are located amid the picturesque hills of Jammu's Udhampur district. Situated at an altitude of 730 metres above sea level, it is situated in a valley. These historic temples are silent reminders of the rich history that has been woven t...

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Patnitop

District: Udhampur

Situated at an elevation of 2,024 metres (6,640 ft.), the quaint hill town of Patnitop is located in Jammu's Udhampur district, amidst breathtaking scenery. Adventure seekers and lovers of the natural world will both find paradise at this charming location. Trekking Opportunities abound in Patnitop's lush wooded pine f...

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Naag Mandir

District: Udhampur

The historically and culturally significant Naag Mandir is located in the quiet Patnitop neighbourhood of Jammu's Udhampur district. The serpent god Lord Naag is honoured in this historic temple, which is particularly dear to both devotees and tourists. Situated atop a hill in Mantalai, the 600-year-old Naag Mandir is ...

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International Yoga Centre, Mantalai

District: Udhampur

The state of the art yoga centre has been established at the Aparna Ashram, which belonged to Dhirendra Bramhachari, the yogic mentor of late PM Indira Gandhi. Located in the serene foothills of Udhampur district is the International yoga Centre which is India’s biggest yoga centre and serves as a haven for the body ...

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Mantalai

District: Udhampur

Tucked away in the charming Udhampur area of Jammu is the tranquil town of Mantalai, an undiscovered treasure. Mantalai is more than just a location; it's a historical and culturally rich journey through time. It's well-known for the Mantalai Temple, which honours Lord Shiva, and is situated close to Mantalai Lake. ...

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Gaurikund

District: Udhampur

The quaint village of Gaurikund is located in Jammu's Udhampur district, resting in stunning scenery. It is a sacred location. Many devotees throng the Gaurikund temple, which honours Lord Shiva and his consort Parvati, to offer their daily prayers. Every year, during the three days of the June festival, a lot of pi...

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Dudu Basantgarh

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Located in Jammu's picturesque Udhampur district, Dudu Basantgarh is a mesmerising spot that enthrals tourists with its tranquil beauty and extensive history. This charming town is well-known for its breathtaking natural scenery, historic temples, and intriguing cultural legacy. Udhampur district contains the subdiv...

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Panchari

District: Udhampur

Panchari is a charming village in Jammu's Udhampur district that is well-known for its breathtaking scenery and lively culture. Panchari, tucked away among verdant hills, provides a tranquil haven from the busy metropolis. Lovers of the outdoors and thrill seekers will find the village to be the ideal location because ...

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ISKCON Temple

District: Udhampur

The ISKCON Temple in Jammu's Udhampur district is a spiritual haven with a long history, tucked away amid beautiful surroundings. This work of architectural art attracts both pilgrims and visitors as a beacon of devotion. The International Society for Krishna Consciousness Temple, or ISKCON Temple, is a testament to Lo...

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Kailash Kund Yatra/Trek

District: Doda

The stunning Kailash Kund is a holy place revered deeply by the people of Bhaderwah in the district Doda, Jammu. Situated at a height of 14,241 feet (4,339 meters) above sea level, it is encircled by glaciers and mountains. The lake is also referred to as Kablas, and it is thought that Vasuki Nag, the deity of Bhaderwa...

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Dessa valley

District: Doda

Nestled amidst towering mountains and lush greenery, this picturesque Dessa valley is a veritable treasure trove of natural beauty. Because it has Vedic symbols on it, it is called Davebumi and is situated in the hills. The Dessa Capran road connects the valley, which is a great place for picnics, to Srinagar. It se...

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Padri Pass

District: Doda

Padri Pass, also called Padri Top or Padri Galli, is a hill station in Jammu which is situated in the untamed landscape of Doda district. It is situated on the Bhaderwah–Chamba National Highway, 41 kilometres north of Bhaderwah, at the junction of Jammu and Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh. With 99.7 kilometres of meadow...

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Jai Valley

District: Doda

Tucked away in charming Bhaderwah, district Doda, Jai Valley is a hidden treasure just waiting to be found. This stunning valley, with its verdant surroundings and majestic mountains, is more than just an eye feast. Jai's gorgeous longitudinal valley is a breathtaking area with a gorgeous meadow close by and dense deod...

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District: Doda

The charming Gatha Lake is tucked away in Jammu's Doda district. Gatha Lake provides a peaceful haven from the daily grind, with its placid waters reflecting the verdant surroundings. The village of Gatha, which is in the Bhaderwah Tehsil, is well-known for its fish pond. With views of the Asha Pati and Kailash gla...

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Lal Draman

District: Doda

Lal Draman is a historical and scenic area in the picturesque Doda district. With centuries-old roots, this charming village has a rich cultural legacy. Lal Draman is a stunning meadow in the shape of a saucer that is enhanced by tall fir and deodar trees. It is situated in the village of Sazan, 21 kilometres northwest...

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Bhaderwah Fort

District: Doda

A monument to the area's rich historical heritage, Bhaderwah Fort is tucked away amid the picturesque surroundings of Jammu's Doda district. Bhaderwah Fort, also called Qilla or Ratangarh Fort, is a historically and culturally significant site in Bhaderwah, India. Perched atop a small hill, the fort was constructed in ...

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Seoj Dhar

District: Doda

Located at a height of 11000 ft. above sea level, Seoj Dhar is a trekkers’ paradise on Earth. The place is considered a diamond in the beautiful crown of Bhaderwah. It is famous for the Seoj Dhar – Kailash Kund holy Trek. On the South of Seoj Dhar is Kailash Kund, on its West lies a beautiful river which emanates f...

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Khanitop

District: Doda

Lies at a distance of 25 kms from Bhaderwah, Khanitop is a paradise for nature lovers. One will get mesmerising views of sunrise and sunset at this place. With its snow-capped mountains and breathtaking greenery in summer, the place has the potential to be a popular tourist destination. It can also serve as the base fo...

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Nalthi

District: Doda

At a distance of 10 kms from Bhaderwah, Nalthi of Bhaderwah in district Doda has become a junction point after the completion of Bhaderwah-Bani-Basohli road. (Bani and Basohli fall in district Kathua). One finds thick deodar forest and lush green grasslands which abound with flowers and make the place a soothing treat ...

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VASUKI NAAG TEMPLE

District: Doda

Bhaderwah, also known as the land of nagas is rich in history and culture. The place is well known for its four Vasuki Naag Temples. One finds Vasuki Naag temples at Gatha, Nelthi, Beja and Nagar Bhaderwah. But the one which is revered a lot and from the holy Kailash Kund Yatra begins is in Gatha. It dates back to 11th...

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Gupta Ganga Temple

District: Doda

At a distance of 1.7 km from the main town of Bhaderwah, lies the ancient Lord Shiva temple. In the temple, one finds the mysterious water falling on Shiv Lingam. Since Ganga originates from the matted hair of Shiva, the mysterious water flowing here is referred to as Gupta Ganga, as no one knows the source of this wat...

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Chowgan

District: Kishtwar

The expansive meadow of Chowgan offers visitors a singular experience that combines historical significance with natural beauty. The Chowgan is a large grazing/play area located in the heart of Kishtwar. Its area is approximately 165 acres, or 520 kanals. Chinar, deodar, and various tree species encircle it. It is the ...

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Gauri Shankar Temple/Sarkoot-Mandir

District: Kishtwar

Situated in Jammu's Kishtwar district, Gauri Shankar Temple holds great cultural and historical significance. Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, also known as Shankar and Gauri, are honored in this old temple. Attracting both pilgrims and tourists, the temple is a testament to the rich spiritual heritage of the area. T...

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Mughal Maidan

District: Kishtwar

Situated in Jammu's Kishtwar district, Mughal Maidan is a well-known and exquisite picnic area. This charming valley, encircled by rolling hills and luxuriant vegetation, provides a window into the area's magnificent history. It's being developed as a tourist destination. Due to the cemetery where Mughal soldiers are b...

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Sinthan Top

District: Kishtwar

Situated in the Kishtwar district of Jammu, Sinthan Top is a captivating mountain pass renowned for its historical significance and breathtaking landscapes. Situated at an approximate elevation of 12,000 feet, this location is well-liked by nature lovers and photographers due to its expansive vistas of neighbouring mou...

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Warwan Valley

District: Kishtwar

Situated in Jammu's Kishtwar district, Warwan Valley is a gem hidden in plain sight in the Himalayas. This charming valley is the ideal getaway for those who enjoy the outdoors and the great outdoors because it is encircled by snow-capped peaks, verdant meadows, and thick forests. It is located 2,134 meters (7,001 feet...

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Jamia Masjid, Kishtwar

District: Kishtwar

The Jamia Masjid, located in Jammu's Kishtwar District, is a notable landmark in the area and a stunning example of Islamic architecture. It was founded approximately 110 years ago by Shah Akhyar ud Din (RA). Both in 1941 AD and 2001 AD, the extension's construction got underway. With a capacity of roughly 5000 Nimazis...

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Saffron Fields, Kishtwar

District: Kishtwar

Saffron Fields in Pochall, which is part of Jammu's Kishtwar district, is a place with a wealth of colour and history. Some of the best saffron in the world, prized for its distinct flavour, scent, and therapeutic qualities, is known to come from these fields. With their striking purple petals and scarlet stigmas, the ...

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Paddar

District: Kishtwar

Nestled in the Kishtwar district of Jammu, Paddar is a hidden gem renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty and rich historical legacy. The sapphire mines in this region are especially well-known, drawing traders and gem enthusiasts for many years. The Paddar sapphire mines are some of the most important in India, y...

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Shiv Khori

District: Reasi

Sacred Shiv Khori, a place rich in mythology and spiritual significance, is tucked away in Jammu's Reasi district. This alluring location is well-known for its breathtaking natural beauty and extensive historical background. In the cave, there is a four-foot-tall naturally formed lingam that is revered and thought to b...

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Aghar Jitto Temple

District: Reasi

The Aghar Jitto Temple in Jammu is a historically and spiritually significant location that is tucked away amid the picturesque Reasi district. Both locals and tourists have a particular place in their hearts for this historic temple. The temple honours Baba Jitto, a legendary personified by his unselfish dedication to...

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Bhimgarh Fort

District: Reasi

Situated in Jammu's Reasi district, the magnificent Bhimgarh Fort stands as a testament to the region's rich history and architectural magnificence. This historic fortress, perched atop a 150m high hill, commands a commanding presence and provides expansive views of the surrounding valleys and mountains. The Bhimgarh f...

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Dera Baba Banda

District: Reasi

Tucked away in the center of Jammu's Reasi district is the alluring Dera Baba Banda. This historical site offers visitors a glimpse into the region's storied history and architectural wonders, all woven together into a rich tapestry of the past. This Gurudwara is three centuries old. Dera Baba Banda, which can be trace...

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Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Temple

District: Reasi

Renowned globally as Moonh Maangi Muradein Poori Karne Wali Mata, or the Mother who grants Her children's wishes, Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Ji dwells in a sacred cave nestled within the creases of the tripartite mountain known as Trikuta (pronounced as Trikoot). The Shrine was found some 700 years ago by Pandit Shridhar, ...

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Siyad Baba Waterfall

District: Reasi

Tucked away in Jammu's picturesque Reasi area is the alluring Siyad Baba Waterfall—a hidden treasure just waiting to be found. This natural wonder gracefully cascades among verdant surroundings, producing a stunning scene that captivates tourists from all over the world. It holds the distinction of being one of North...

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Chenab Railway Bridge

District: Reasi

An engineering marvel that is a tribute to human ingenuity, the magnificent Chenab Railway Bridge is situated in Jammu's Reasi district, amidst picturesque landscapes. This magnificent construction spans the powerful Chenab River. Currently under construction, the world's tallest railway bridge is the 1,315-meter-long ...

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Salal Dam

District: Reasi

Situated in the centre of Jammu's Reasi district is the stunning Salal Dam, an engineering marvel and tribute to human ingenuity. This enormous structure, which spans the Chenab River, is a representation of contemporary infrastructure in the area as well as a crucial source of hydroelectric power. Located in the Reasi...

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Baba Dhansar

District: Reasi

Baba Dhansar, a temple dedicated to the serpent god Dhansar Baba, is located near Karua Jheel, approximately 17 km from Reasi towards Katra. Enchantingly nestled amid the scenic beauty of the Reasi district in Jammu, this picturesque location is not just a feast for the eyes but also holds deep historical significance....

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