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Everything from the way in Jammu and Kashmir pilgrim tourism includes the visit of Sri Mata Vaishno Deviji. The temple was established Trikuta Hill at an altitude of 5300 meters. Pilgrimage to Sri Mata Vaishno Deviji is difficult because the track on a hill. Persist in all the thousands of devotees and pilgrims flock every year in awkward temple.

Jamia Masjid, which is popularly known as the Jama Masjid was established on the land of Jammu and Kashmir, around 1385 by Sultan Sikandar. Due to its magnificent Indo-Saracenic architecture, bright, Jamia Masjid in Srinagar, which is receiving a record number of steps especially Friday, when the prayer sessions are organized. Jamia Masjid is known as one of the holy shrines of Islamic scholars.

Batot is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Jammu and Kashmir. The complex is located at a distance of 125 kilometers from the city of Jammu. Batot is a tourist paradise with ranges Chenab gorge and mountain located in the vicinity of the region. The station is on the road and is easily accessible from the main cities of Jammu and Kashmir.

Akhnoor is one of the most visited Jammu and Kashmir's most popular tourist sites. It is a picturesque village near Jammu. The distance from the beautiful city of Jammu Akhnoor city is about 32 km. It is located northwest of the city. The river Chenab flows freely through the city and the plain meets here. This beautiful town is also of much historical importance.

Amar Mahal is a palace famous for its elegant structure of red sandstone. It is surrounded by a beautiful setting in a part of Jammu. This palace is designed like a French chateau. Shivalik ranges can be accessed from here and there the river Tawi to add to the beauty and picturesque surroundings. It was once the Taj Amar Jammu has been the residence of Raja Amar Singh.

Pilgrim Ram Kund is located about 68 km from the town of Poonch and Jammu and Kashmir. Select an area called the Mendhar, Ram Kund is a temple to the difference between nearly eleven kilometers. People have different opinions on who built the temple of Ram Kund. While some people believe in Lord Rama built the temple of Ram Kund when he was through the region of Kashmir and the king after Lalitaditya renovated, others have the idea that the temple was originally built in Lalitaditya board.