5 Historic Monuments To Visit In Jammu On Your Next Trip Like Avneet Kaur

From fashion to travel, one can always count on Avneet Kaur for inspiration. The star is currently enjoying her time in Jammu and Kashmir, exploring the beautiful city of Jammu. Avneet, who is quite active on social media, shared snippets of the places she visited in Jammu. In the pictures, we can see her exploring some of the temples and gurudwaras of the city. If, like Avneet, you too wish to visit the major attractions of the city, then we have listed 5 historic monuments to see on your next trip there. 

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1. Bhimgarh Fort

Bhimgarh Fort is a very popular destination to visit in Jammu. This hill fort is perched 150 meters above the ground with various tourist attractions. The fort was built using clay and was later reconstructed using stone. One can also visit the beautiful temple, pond, and opulent rooms situated in the fort.

2. Amar Mahal Palace

An iconic landmark in the city of Jammu, Amar Mahal Palace is another monument to visit. The museum exhibits miniature paintings, books, an art collection, and a golden throne that weighs around 120 kg. Explore this palace to witness the best of ancient culture and architecture.

3. Mubarak Mandi Palace

The grand residence of the then-Maharaja of Jammu Kashmir, Mubarak Mandi Palace is the oldest structure that dates back to 1824. It is a major tourist attraction portraying a blend of Rajasthani, Mughal and Baroque styles of architecture. There are many places here such as the Pink Palace, Gol Ghar Complex and Nawa Mahal.

4. Raghunath Temple

Another place to see in Jammu is Raghunath Temple. The complex was built in the 19th century and consists of different temples with a similar spire. The architectural style is worth seeing and the beautiful paintings inside them catch the attention as they depict chapters from the Ramayana and Mahabharata.

5. Sheesh Mahal

The Sheesh Mahal is one of the top places to see in Jammu. Built by Raja Ram Singh in 1885, the palace got its name from the adorned mirrorwork inside the walls. The attractive paintings and ancient epics are a sight to behold.

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