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Things To Do in Jammu, Jammu And Kashmir

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Is Jammu boring? Is it fun? How do people relax in their free time? From playing and watching live sports to listening to live music to volunteering, here's what four local experts had to say about things to do in Jammu, Jammu And Kashmir.

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Mostly getting its fame by being home to the popular shrine of Mata Vaishno Devi, the Jammu region in the newest Union Territory of India, is ideal to plan a holiday. The region of Jammu might have been a little overshadowed by the beauty of Kashmir, but it has tremendous tourism potential with numerous religious places to seek the blessings of the almighty; offbeat mountainous places that are ideal for trekking and biking adventure; and rich culture to understand about the region better.

Jammu is essentially a good break from the monotony, one can holiday here for not only seeking spirituality in its many sacred places like Mata Vaishno Devi, Raghunath Temple, Peer Kho Cave, Dera Baba Banda, but also enjoy a hill holiday in its tourist destinations of Patnitop and Doda. Nature lovers can fall in love with Jammu’s beautiful lakes like Mansar Lake and the ethereal beauty of Patnitop and Doda. Wildlife enthusiasts can get their share of thrill at Kishtwar National Park.

Pratishtha, says: 2020

Jammu- A place of temples for visitors to attract and religious people to relax. It was founded by JamboLochan and the name – Jammu is after his finding. It is on the banks of River Tawi and is known as Jammu Tawi. It is connected by air and by train too.

Lakes like Surinsar and the forts like Bagh-e-Bahu are worth checking out. One can visit to the big malls. One can also visit to manda zoo which consists of varying varieties of animals including snakes, tigers, lions etc. This place also attracts visitors for its natural scenery. This place is known as the city of temples as one can find a lot of temple here.

I am a resident of Jammu city, J&K. known as the city of Temples the region remains etched as ‘the paradise on earth’. it’s alluringly graceful with it’s varies natural endowment and rich cultural heritage. Every monument you visit offers glimpses of the past and evokes a culturally imbued emotion it transports back to golden era. Be it Mubarak Mandi Palace built by the Dogra kings in jammu where you can experience the traces of the royal life lived in all its glory or the Pari Mahal that provides rare glimpses into the Islamic architecture. While the Akhnoor Fort provides you an image of the 1700s military architecture.

Vaishali, says: 2020
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