Jammu

Jammu, in Jammu and Kashmir, is a city of round and about 470,000 residents.

Jammu is situated 120 miles (193 kilometers) southeast of Islamabad and about 320 miles (515 kilometers) northwest of New Delhi, the national capital.

The Jammu area is the perfect destination for those who enjoy historic places, especially those with a fascination for religious buildings. Some of the most popular are the Raghunath Temple, the Raghunath Temple and the Vaishno Devi Mandir Temple. Enjoy the contemplative quiet, admire the craftsmanship and learn about religious history in these beautiful buildings.

Plan a day at the Amar Mahal Palace Museum, one of the most popular museum experiences in Jammu. Take advantage of the quiet spaces, ask about the guided tours, grab something from the gift shop or just admire the relics of the past.

For generations the private pleasure dome of the city’s elite families, today, the gates to Jammu’s most stately residence are open to visitors from all over the world. Historic Mubarak Mandi Palace is a wonderful time capsule, containing the very highest standards in design and craftsmanship of its era.

The old fortifications in this area are excellent places to explore for visitors interested in military history. Inspect the sturdy structure of the Bahu Fort and discover the fascinating defensive techniques of the past.

On a sunny day, visit Shalimar Park, one of the places where families can escape the crowds. It is a tranquil oasis where families, students, office workers and the elderly congregate to picnic, play and relax.

Once you’ve checked out all the major attractions on the tourist map in Jammu, wrap up your stay in this fascinating region with a visit to the Balidan Stambh.