Bagh-e-Bahu
Bagh-e-Bahu is a famous terraced garden built around the Bahu Fort in the city of Jammu. This picturesque garden is characterized by sparkling waterfalls, sprawling lawns, artificial lake, attractive flower beds, appealing fountains and trees. It is situated 5 km away from Jammu city center on the left bank of Tawi River. Bahu fort is the oldest fort in Jammu city, was originally built by Raja Bahu Lochan over 3000 years ago. Inside, there is a temple dedicated to the Hindu goddess Kali. It is a favorite picnic spots for the locals and tourists alike. Mini buses and auto-rickshaws are the common modes of the transportation to reach the Bahu Fort and Bagh-e-Bahu Garden.
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- 18 Feb 2015
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