Welcome to Jammu
Jammu, the winter capital of Jammu & Kashmir, is known for ancient temples, forts and palaces like Bahu Fort, Raghunath Temple, Mubarak Mandi and Amar Mahal, along with lakes such as Mansar and Surinsar.
Jammu offers a mix of spiritual circuits, royal heritage architecture and gardens around Bahu Fort, making it a natural stop on trips to Katra and other nearby hill destinations.
Visitors combine temple darshan, fort and palace walks, river and lake viewpoints, and local markets in a compact, easy‑to‑cover city.
Explore Jammu’s temples, forts, gardens and lakes, then continue onwards to Katra, Patnitop and other nearby hill getaways.
Ancient fort on a hill above the Tawi River with Bawe Wali Mata temple inside and terraced Bagh‑e‑Bahu gardens and aquarium around it.
Historic palace complex of the Dogra rulers with courtyards, halls and views over the old city and Tawi, some sections now being restored.
Palace-turned-museum on a hill with views of the Tawi valley, housing art, artefacts and royal memorabilia.
Scenic lake about an hour from Jammu, with temples, walking paths, boating and viewpoints, often combined with Surinsar Lake.
Quiet lake in forested hills, visited with Mansar for nature walks, boating and peaceful views.
Temple on a ridge facing Bahu Fort, surrounded by city forest and offering wide views over Jammu and the Tawi valley.