
Shiv Khori
A revered cave shrine of Lord Shiva in Reasi district, reached by a walk of a few kilometres from the base at Ransoo — a popular day trip from Katra.

Cave shrines, hill stations, lakes, forts and palaces within a day's reach of Katra — from Shiv Khori and Patnitop to the temples of Jammu.

A revered cave shrine of Lord Shiva in Reasi district, reached by a walk of a few kilometres from the base at Ransoo — a popular day trip from Katra.

A forested hill resort at about 2,024 m on the old Jammu–Srinagar highway, with meadows, walks and winter snow.

Jammu's oldest fort, on a rock face above the Tawi river, home to the temple of Bave Wali Mata and terraced gardens.

A celebrated temple complex in the heart of Jammu dedicated to Lord Rama, built between 1835 and 1860.

Open grassy slopes beyond Patnitop with wide Himalayan views, known for paragliding in season and snow in winter.

A cup-shaped meadow ringed by tall conifers, 17 km from Patnitop, with a small lake, a golf course and paragliding.

A serene lake fringed by forested hills, about 60 km from Jammu, with boating and lakeside shrines.
A small, tranquil lake in the hills near Jammu — the twin of Mansar, and part of the same Ramsar wetland site.

A red sandstone palace above the Tawi, once the residence of Raja Amar Singh, now a museum of Pahari paintings and royal heritage.
A picnic spot on the banks of the clear Jhajjar stream, about 35 km from Jammu on the highway — handy on the way to or from Katra.

A landmark railway arch high above the Chenab river in Reasi district, crossed by trains between Katra and the Kashmir valley.
A temple near Nagrota that tradition associates with the Pandavas and with Mata Vaishno Devi. Some pilgrims stop here on the way to Katra.