Famous as a paradise valley on the earth, Jammu and Kashmir is a state of India that is known for its serene landscapes. However, there are multiple structures located throughout the valley that depict its rich past.

People on their Jammu and Kashmir trip can find different dilapidated structures that tell the story of the valley through time into the current world. One such structure depicting the rich culture, heritage, and tradition of the valley is the Bahu Fort. 

Tourists heading to explore the Bahu Fort in Jammu should consider booking their Jammu Kashmir travel package with Nitsa Holidays which provides budgeted trips with perfect experience. 

The Legacy of Bahu Fort

Located in the City of Temples, the Bahu Fort was built during the rule of Raja Bahu Lochan. He was the brother of the man who founded the city of Jammu, Raja Jambu Lochan. The fort was built about three thousand years ago and has gone under multiple refurbishments over time. 

In 1585, the fort was said to be built again by Atur Dev who is said to be the grandson of King Kapoor Dev. However, the fort had to go through several refurbishments to stand the test of time. 

The kings ruling under the fort have also established temples for their deities and the image of Mahakali has also been sanctified in an area in the fort that was sourced from the holy land of Ayodhya. 

Major Attractions of Bahu Fort

Bahu Fort itself is an attraction, yet consists of different areas throughout the place for people to visit during their Jammu Kashmir holiday package. One should notice how the palace itself is a blend of Mughal and European styles and consists of intricate stonework. 

It is built on the high plateau of the Tawi River towards its rocky banks on the left side. Tourists can find a pretty park on the premises which is known as Bagh-e-Bahu which is developed from the forest area around the Fort. 

The fort and park both are located within 5 km of Jammu City and are accessible to tourists visiting the city. One should also visit the Bahu temple which is located inside the fort and is dedicated to Hindu Goddess Kali. 

Another spot people can cover while being at the Bahu Fort during their Jammu Kashmir holiday package is the view of the Tawi River which provides a very relaxing spot with a location to get pictures clicked to make your trip memorable. 

Planning to Visit Bahu Fort 

The best time to plan your travel packages for Jammu and Kashmir to visit the Bahu Fort is during October to March when the weather is cooler and tourists can roam around the place without having to worry about harsh weather conditions. 

Tourists can visit the place under a very affordable budget and can set their daily expenses for a range of INR 500 to 1000 which covers the entry fees, accommodations, meals, and nominal travel when required. 

However, people do not have to go through the pain of getting into the details with their Jammu and Kashmir trip packages supported by Nitsa Holidays. One can personalize all the aspects of their trip as required. 

Conclusion 

Jammu is one of the most beautiful places in India which should be discovered at least once in everyone’s lifetime. Bahu Fort is an iconic destination around the location, one can have a look into Jammu’s culture and history while discovering this location.