Jammu Sights and Landmarks Guide, India

Jammu-The Land of Beauty and Pride

Jammu comprises the topmost part of India geographically as well as in the mind of any person who has perceived the sense of beauty here. Eye-catching landscapes, majestic temples, flowers and forts altogether blend with beauty portrayed in Hindu Culture. The sacramental shrines of Amaranth and Vaishno Devi capture many to this breathtaking glory. Other than the spiritual beauty forts, unalloyed landscapes have rewritten the synonyms of beauty in a different version.

Vaishno Devi is placed delightfully on the upper part of Trikuta Hilla. A well-know cave situated in this area is embellished with the triple Goddesses’ shrine. Ice-cold waters near to the shrines are crystal-clear. Wild life is the treasure of Jammu, and with thick and splendid forests. Here, you would be delighted to see the blue rock pigeon and some rare animals that cannot be encountered anywhere in the world.

Wild life sanctuary is still preserved to catch the attention of many visitors. Next comes Mansar Lake which is a terrible grandiose lake margined by thick forests. You would not be able to take your eyes from the eternal beauty of the lake that is embroidered by the hills. You can perceive the realistic mythological snake on the temple placed on the banks of the lake. This mighty Homeric six-headed God shakes the mind of an atheist or nonreligious person.

Many small temples as well as stone-carved statues receive great applause from the sightseers. Bahu Fort is the next catchy temple, which is build up on a rock near to the river of Tawi. Peer Kho Cave temples also attracted anyone who have a glimpse of it. God combining beauty with legacy created Jammu. Dwellers of Jammu consider this large landscape to be the temple of Gods. Modern attractions like Falak Ragunath Bazar are also indefinably beautiful.

Jammu is all about hassle-free life and innocence.

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