Sign in

Travel India community

Reply To: Transport options for first‑time visit to Jammu City

Home › Forums › Transport options for first‑time visit to Jammu City › Reply To: Transport options for first‑time visit to Jammu City

#4002
Dhruv Kakar
Participant
    Up
    0
    Down
    ::

    If you’re staying near the city centre, like at Hotel Le Roi Jammu, the local bus stand is only a few minutes away and most city buses drop you near Raghunath Temple and Bahu Fort. For a quicker hop, you can book a taxi from the airport or the railway station; the 5 km stretch to Bahu Fort takes about 15 minutes, and the 1 km to the temple is almost instant. The city’s 24 hour public transport makes it easy to switch between modes without missing a beat. TravelIndiaDeals may earn a commission if you book through this link.

    420 discussions 0 replies
    Latest discussionsQuestions, ideas, stays and trip planning
    Browse latest →
    23

    Quick Activities at Connaught Place While Passing Through

    Pranav Mukherjee· 4 days ago · 11 replies ·1 participant

    I'm just passing through Delhi and will be near Connaught Place. I’m looking for a quick activity that doesn’t take a whole day. What would you recommend? Also, is there anything nearby within a…

    27

    Family route to Pin Parvati Pass from Manikaran?

    Kunal Adhikari· 5 days ago · 12 replies ·1 participant

    We’re planning a family trek and want to get to Pin Parvati Pass from Manikaran. What is the most straightforward route we can take, considering the need for safety and child‑friendly stages? Also, is…

    23

    Best Konkani dish in Pawas compared to nearby beach towns?

    Rituparna Gill· 5 days ago · 13 replies ·1 participant

    I’m passing through Pawas and want to know what local Konkani dish is a must‑try. How does it stack up against what you’d find at nearby places like Velneshwar Beach or Ganpatipule? Is there…