Welcome to Jammu! Start your honeymoon by checking into a romantic hotel, such as the stunning options available in the city. Take some time to relax and freshen up before starting your day of exploration.
Begin your day with a visit to the magnificent Mubarak Mandi Palace. This historic palace showcases a blend of Rajasthani, Mughal, and European architectural styles. Explore the beautiful courtyards, visit the Sheesh Mahal (Mirror Palace), and admire the intricate carvings. Immerse yourself in the history and grandeur of this royal residence. (Entrance fee: INR 50 per person, 2 hours)
Head to Raghunath Bazaar, a bustling marketplace where you can find a variety of local handicrafts, traditional clothing, and delicious street food. Take a leisurely stroll through the colorful lanes, try some local snacks, and shop for souvenirs to remember your honeymoon in Jammu. (Shopping cost varies, 1.5 hours)
Indulge in a romantic lunch at the Imperial Grill, a popular restaurant known for its delectable Indian and Mughlai cuisine. Enjoy the cozy ambiance and savor the delicious flavors of the region while spending quality time with your loved one. (Average cost: INR 1,200 for two, 1.5 hours)
Visit the Amar Mahal Palace Museum, a beautiful red sandstone palace converted into a museum. Admire the rich collection of paintings, sculptures, and artifacts that showcase the cultural heritage of Jammu and Kashmir. Don't miss the panoramic view of the Tawi River and the Shivalik Hills from the palace gardens. (Entrance fee: INR 50 per person, 2 hours)
End your day amidst nature at Bagh-e-Bahu, a picturesque garden located on the banks of the Tawi River. Take a romantic stroll through the lush greenery, enjoy the serene atmosphere, and capture beautiful moments together. Don't forget to visit the ancient Bahu Fort located within the garden premises. (Free admission, 1.5 hours)
For a truly off the beaten path experience, venture to the tranquil Mansar Lake, located approximately 62 kilometers from Jammu. Surrounded by lush green forests and hills, this lake is considered sacred and is believed to be the abode of Sheshnag, the mythological multi-headed serpent. Enjoy a peaceful boat ride, explore the surrounding wildlife, and witness the stunning sunset over the lake.