How to Reach Jammu from Delhi
By Train
The main railway station in Jammu is the Jammu Tawi railway station. This railway station is well-connected through regular trains by all the country’s important cities, including Delhi.
By Air
The Jammu airport is well-lined to Delhi through regular flights of all major air service providers.
By Road
Jammu and Delhi are well-connected by road. Go for a private rented taxi. Apart from this, the Jammu city is well connected by bus service to Delhi. You can either opt for state-run buses. However, deluxe buses are also available.
Attractions in Jammu
Peer Baba Dargah
Peer Baba Dargah, is the Dargah of Peer Budhan Ali Shah, a celebrated figure. He was a Muslim saint. It is believed that he lived up to the age of 500 years, just drinking milk. The placed is flocked by believers, mainly on Thursdays.
Bahu Fort
The oldest and a massive fort in Jammu, Bahu Fort was erected 300 years back by Raja Bahulochan and was later renovated by Dogra rulers. This popular attraction also consists of the well-known Bawey Wali Mata Temple, dedicated to Goddess Kali and the beautiful Bagh-e-Bahu garden.
Raghunath Mandir
Raghunath temple is one of the most popular ones in north India. Placed in the city centre, it is dedicated to Lord Rama. The temple complex, popular for its architecture, also consists of temples of other Gods and Goddesses as well.
Amar Mahal Museum
Constructed by King Raja Amar of Dogra in 1890s, Amar Mahal was planned by a French architect. Made in red sandstone, this palace was the residence of the royal family for a number of years. Now turned into a museum, it houses a collection of sculptures, books, inscriptions and paintings and a library too.
Mubarak Mandi Palace
Mubarak Mandi Palace, a palace complex around 150-year old, served as the residence of the Dogra rulers. This palace is a mix of Rajasthani, Mughal, Baroque and European architectural styles. The galleries and halls are decked-up amazing Dogra art.
Mansar Lake
Mansar Lake, considered to be a holy lake, spreads itself in an area of a mile and a half. A visit to this picturesque location is a refreshing one. One can indulge in boating here. There is a popular Sheshnag temple, located on the banks of this Lake.
Surinsar Lake
Nestled amidst thick forests with lush hills in the backdrop, Surnisar Lake becomes a soothing sight. This very popular picnic spot, it is dotted with beautiful blossomed lotus flowers. This lake is also known for its mythological connection.
