Jammu and Kashmir offers you spectacular geographical beauty, magnificent palaces and monuments, and diverse arts and crafts, to provide you a truly world class experience while visiting this immensely beautiful state of India.

The region of Jammu constitutes the southernmost unit of the state of Jammu & Kashmir. The city of Jammu, the winter capital of the state, is the epicenter of all socio-economic activities in the Jammu region. Physically, the region of Jammu is not homogenous as the terrain condition and geo-climatic environment changes from place to place.

Jammu region is home to several ethnic communities which follow traditional life-styles with distinctive cultures of their own, these includes the Dogras, the Gujjars, the Bakkarwals, and the Gaddis.

Jammu has a large number of temples, religious shrines, and palaces. The most important pilgrimage centre is the shrine of Mata Vaishnodeviji situated in the Trikuta hills at a distance of 60 kms from Jammu. Peer Khoh is a cave shrine famous for the naturally formed Shiva lingam in the cave. Ranbireshwar Temple is a Shiva temple, while Raghunath Temple is dedicated to Lord Rama.

Kashmir, the paradise on earth, is picturesquely located amidst two major Himalayan ranges, the Great Himalayan Range and the Pir Panjal. In the heart of Kashmir Valley is Srinagar, located at an altitude of 1,730 m above sea level.

Kashmir is a land of spectacular natural beauty and a smooth Shikara ride in the serene water of Dal Lake further enhances the joy of exploring these majestic surroundings. Srinagar has a large number of tourist attractions, to make your tour a memorable affair. Some of the prominent attractions here are, beautiful Mughal Gardens like Chesmashahi, Nishat and Shalimar, the famous Hazratbal mosque, the temple of goddess Sharika, the shrine of Muslim saint Makhdoorn Sahib, and the historic Sikh Gurudwara Chatti Padshahi.

In winter, you can enjoy adventure sports activities like skiing, luging, sledge riding, and much more.
A major attraction in Kashmir is their traditional art and crafts, especially Kashmiri carpets, in both wool and silk with Persian design, jewellery boxes, mirror frames, intricately carved walnut wood furniture, beautiful woollen shawls, and much more.