 Priya Rajput
To be one of the oldest fortresses in the region, with a history spanning over 3,000 years. Constructed on bank of Tawi River, the ancient fort is to be constructed by Raja bahulochan around 3,000 years ago, it is believed that the first renovation of this fort was undertaken by maharaja Ranjit Singh during sikh rule in 18th century.
Bahu: A Fort of Timeless Charm. Where history Embrace.. The fort is a religious place, and within its precinets has the temple dedicated to the Hindu goddess Maa Kali The temple is known locally as the “Bawe Wali Mata” temple, which attracts pilgrims, especially on auspicious days.
Highlighting the factor, The Bahu Fort is a fortress representing the lavishness of the Dogra kings and the royal family that resided to rule the region.
Pilgrims flock the temple on Tuesdays and Sundays, regarded auspicious.
Bahu Fort: The Heart of Jammu’s Beauty?
Hidden Beauty of Bahu fort, Apart from its architectural beauty, immense Religious Significance of people in Jammu The fort itself is a testament to the region’s past, dedicated to the goddess Kali adds a spiritual dimension to the sites.
The surroundings Bagh-e-Bahu garden, with its bagh-e- Bahu Aquariums, the largest underground aquarium further enhances the forts appeal and offering a vibrant and unique experience.
Panoramic View: The fort’s location on a high plateau offers stunning views of Jamsher city and the surrounding landscape.
Hidden Chambers: The fort features hidden, including a former prison and an escape route, adding an element of intrigue and historical depth.
The fort features the Bahu temple a significant religious site dedicated to the Hindu goddess, Kali, also boasts the Bagh-e-Bahu, an extensive terrace Garden. |
