13 places to visit in Jammu & Kashmir

It has been refurbished later. It is not just a fort, it houses the Bawey wali mata temple, thousands of devotees go their daily to seek blessings. Bahu Fort also has one of the largest underground aquarium of the subcontinent, a treat for children and is well maintained. So, Bahu fort has something for everybody! 

It has been refurbished later. It is not just a fort, it houses the Bawey wali mata temple, thousands of devotees go their daily to seek blessings. Bahu Fort also has one of the largest underground aquarium of the subcontinent, a treat for children and is well maintained. So, Bahu fort has something for everybody! 

It is not a small cave, it is big enough and devotees go their daily to offer their prayers to the God. The cave is very beautiful and it's roof is etched with snake formations. 

It has a beautiful scenery and to get to the temple you have to trek. However, the end result is rewarding. 

It has a beautiful scenery and to get to the temple you have to trek. However, the end result is rewarding. 

The museum is inside this palace. It is located on top of a hill and overlooks the river Tawi. The most important sight is the Gold throne (and it is totally made of gold). The Dogra art museum on the other hand, holds the essence of the Dogra culture. It houses many objects of cultural and historical importance. 

These lakes are linked and are surrounded by many temples. As such, they attract many pilgrims who also take a dip in the holy water. These lakes are also popular boating sites and you can see a multitude of fish. 

Different varieties of flowers bloom here and it got it's name because of them. The roadside trips is every traveler's dream. It is full of picturesque spots. 

The museum is inside this palace. It is located on top of a hill and overlooks the river Tawi. The most important sight is the Gold throne (and it is totally made of gold). The Dogra art museum on the other hand, holds the essence of the Dogra culture. It houses many objects of cultural and historical importance. 

Through Sonamarg the tourists take off to Zojila pass to go to ladakh. The Thajiwas glacier is the major local attraction. 

It is now dedicated to Lord Shiva and it is said that it once had a passageway which led to Amarnath. 

But both of these lakes offer a breath-taking view of the nearby mountains, they are reflected in their waters. 

Different varieties of flowers bloom here and it got it's name because of them. The roadside trips is every traveler's dream. It is full of picturesque spots. 

It is the most isolated place and mainly Buddhists live here. It is situated between the Zanskar mountain ranges and the Great Himalayan range. 

It is situated at the confluence of Lidder river and Sheshnag lake. The temperature is cool even during the peak of summer. The popular tourist destinations are Baisaran, Hajan and Chandanwari. 

Pahalgam is a picturesque valley town known for its lush meadows, Lidder River views, and as a base for the Amarnath Yatra. Its scenic trekking routes and alpine landscapes make it one of Jammu & Kashmir’s most popular hill destinations.

Through Sonamarg the tourists take off to Zojila pass to go to ladakh. The Thajiwas glacier is the major local attraction. 

Sonamarg, meaning 'Meadow of Gold,' is famed for its dramatic glaciers, snow-capped peaks, and alpine lakes. It serves as a gateway to Ladakh and offers trekking, camping, and stunning Himalayan vistas.

The trek is really breath-taking. 

Amarnath is one of Hinduism’s most sacred pilgrimage sites, home to the naturally formed ice Shiva Lingam inside a high-altitude cave. The annual Amarnath Yatra draws thousands of devotees through challenging yet spiritually significant terrain.

But both of these lakes offer a breath-taking view of the nearby mountains, they are reflected in their waters. 

Pangong and Tso Moriri lakes are high-altitude Himalayan lakes renowned for their crystal-clear waters and shifting blue hues. Their stark, remote beauty and unique ecosystems make them standout attractions in the Ladakh region.

It also has a museum which houses the antiquities of the Kings and Queens. 

The Royal Leh Palace, a 17th-century former residence of Ladakh’s royal family, offers insight into the region’s history and architecture. Its hilltop location provides panoramic views of Leh and the surrounding mountains.

It is the most isolated place and mainly Buddhists live here. It is situated between the Zanskar mountain ranges and the Great Himalayan range.