Raghunath Temple complex
A cluster of seven shrines, each with its own shikhara, built in the mid-1800s.

Jammu District
The "City of Temples" on the Tawi River — Jammu & Kashmir’s winter capital, and a common gateway before Kashmir or the hills beyond.
The story
Jammu is often treated as a stopover, but it’s a substantial city in its own right, built around the Raghunath Temple complex Maharaja Gulab Singh commissioned in the 1850s and the Bahu Fort overlooking the Tawi River. It also serves periodically as J&K’s winter seat of government, under the long-standing (though not uninterrupted) Darbar Move practice.
Best time
October – March
Ideal duration
1–2 Days
Travel style
Culture • Family
Why visit
A cluster of seven shrines, each with its own shikhara, built in the mid-1800s.
A fort above the Tawi River, with the Bagh-e-Bahu gardens beside it.
The practical starting point for Katra, Patnitop, and the road into Kashmir.
Go deeper
The city’s principal temple complex, in continuous use since the 1860s.
A riverside fort with garden grounds.
The river the old city is built around.
Make it yours

Glide across a mist-covered Dal Lake at dawn on a private shikara.
From ₹999 / person

Ride the Gondola into snowfields most visitors only see from the base.
From ₹2,199 / person

An easy pony ride through Pahalgam's riverside meadows — built for first-timers.
From ₹1,499 / person
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Curated journeys
Starting itineraries our team tailors to your dates, group and pace.
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Plan the route
No fixed routes to Jammu listed yet — our team can still arrange private transport.
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Time it right
October–November is clear and comfortably warm.
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