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According to population Kishtwar is the biggest town in District Doda.Situated on the banks of the Chenab the town has remained very famous for its natural beauty, religious places and political supremacy. Kishtwar is situated 280 kilometers far from Srinagar, 299 kilometer from Jammu and 59 kilometer from pul Doda. In 1981 the area of Notified Area Committee, Kishtwar , Read more...
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The Second Gous-ul-Azam Hazrat Shah Mohd Asrar –ud-din Is a sleep in a corner of the attractive and charming Chowgan in Kishtwar.He Lived only for Eighteen Years but in his short mundane life he performed great tasks and lighted the hearts of numerous people with faith. He trode on the footstep of Hazrat Gous-ul-Azam and provided valuable help to his Read more...
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In the center of the Kishtwar their is a big play ground/ grazing field called Chowgan. Its area is about 520 canals or 165 acres. It is surrounded by Chinar, Deodar and different kinds of trees. It is the main attractive place in the Kishtwar district.On its North their is a big temple called Gori Shanker Mandir and in its Read more...
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The biggest Shiva temple in north India, Ranbireshwar Temple is one of the prime attractions in the picturesque Jammu city. It is a very ancient shrine, located in Shalimar Road near the New Secretariat. Maharaja Ranbir Singh built it in 1883, dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple has a central `lingam` measuring 8-feet in height, constructed out of black stone, Read more...
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Mahamaya Temple is an important site dedicated to a local female freedom fighter, Mahamaya, belonging to the Dogra community. According to historians, about 14 centuries ago, Mahamaya sacrificed her life to save the region from the clutches of foreign invaders. This site is situated on the banks of the Tawi River, where from, tourists can easily sight the Bahu Fort. Read more...
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It is situated near Samba and is popularly known as Pehla Darshan of Vaishno Devi pilgrims. One of the prominent religious sites of Jammu and Kashmir, Chichi Mata is generally believed to be the gateway to the temple of Vaishno Devi. Commonly said to be the Pehla Darshan of the pilgrims of Vaishno Devi, Chichi Mata commands an important position Read more...
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Mubarak Mandi complex is in Jammu, India. It was the royal residence and office of the Maharaja (King) of Jammu & Kashmir, from the Dogra dynasty. Built over a span of 150 years, this royal building served as a massive palace for rulers of the Dogra dynasty. It was infact the main seat of the kingdom until 1925, after which Read more...
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The 13 Kms hilly track between Katra and Bhawan contains number of ancient temples and view-points for rest and enjoy natural beauty. The first stop is at Banganga, 1 Km away from Katra where one can have holy bath in the Banganga and have a Langer/Parshad (free food) run by famous T-series Industries. The second stop Charanpadhuka is about 2.5 Read more...
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About 1.5 kms. from Banganga and at an altitude of 3380 feet is Charan Paduka, the place where the imprints of Mata’s pious feet are believed to be imprinted on a rock slab. The Darshans at Charan Paduka do not take more than a few minutes on a normal day. One pays obeisance at the footprints of Mata engraved on Read more...
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A beautiful temple, the temple dates back to over 2000 years in its construction, situated 5000 feet above sea level. Read more...