Ramban
General information
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Ideal Duration:
1 to 2 DaysPlace Type:
Adventure, Transit, and NatureEntry Fees:
Sanasar Entry: A nominal entry fee of Rs. 20-50 per person is charged by the forest department for maintaining the meadow area.
Activity Charges: Paragliding costs approximately Rs. 1,500 to 3,000 depending on the duration and the wind con...Sanasar Entry: A nominal entry fee of Rs. 20-50 per person is charged by the forest department for maintaining the meadow area.
Activity Charges: Paragliding costs approximately Rs. 1,500 to 3,000 depending on the duration and the wind conditions.Timing:
Regular Timings: Parks and lakes are open from 07:00 AM to 06:00 PM; shrines are accessible from dawn to late evening.
Ideal Visit Time: April to September is the best time to visit Sanasar for outdoor activities and pleasant weather. ...Regular Timings: Parks and lakes are open from 07:00 AM to 06:00 PM; shrines are accessible from dawn to late evening.
Ideal Visit Time: April to September is the best time to visit Sanasar for outdoor activities and pleasant weather.Special Events:
Sanasar Summer Festival: Held in June, featuring local folk music, traditional Dogri dances, and adventure sports competitions to promote tourism.
Mela Patt: A historic festival celebrated in the Gool area with traditional fervor, showcasing...Sanasar Summer Festival: Held in June, featuring local folk music, traditional Dogri dances, and adventure sports competitions to promote tourism.
Mela Patt: A historic festival celebrated in the Gool area with traditional fervor, showcasing the unique cultural identity of the hills.Best Photo Spots:
Sanasar Lake: The reflection of the pine trees in the water during early morning creates a serene and postcard-perfect shot.
Baglihar Viewpoint: The massive concrete structure against the backdrop of the rugged mountains provides a dramatic ...Sanasar Lake: The reflection of the pine trees in the water during early morning creates a serene and postcard-perfect shot.
Baglihar Viewpoint: The massive concrete structure against the backdrop of the rugged mountains provides a dramatic and industrial aesthetic.
Chenab River Banks: The turquoise blue waters of the river at various bends along the highway are a favorite for quick stops and clicks.Photo Gallery
Things To Do
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Paragliding: Soar high above the Sanasar meadows for a bird's eye view of the towering pine forests and the lake below.
Trekking: Take the trail from Sanasar to Shank Pal temple, a rewarding 4-hour hike through dense cedar and fir forests.
Boating: Enjoy a quiet pedal boat ride on Sanasar Lake, surrounded by a manicured 9-hole golf course and rolling hills.
Sulfur Bath: Visit Tattapani in Sangaldan to soak in the natural hot springs, famous for their therapeutic and healing powers.
Nature Photography: Capture the majestic Baglihar Dam from designated viewpoints, showcasing the raw power of the Chenab River.
Cuisine Tasting: Stop at local dhabas in Ramban town to try the famous "Rajma Chawal" serv...
Information
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Why Famous:
Baglihar Dam: A major landmark on the Chenab River, famous for its scale and the emerald-colored reservoir it creates.
Sanasar Lake: A high-altitude meadow and lake known as the "Mini Gulmarg" of the Jammu region for its scenic beauty.
<...Baglihar Dam: A major landmark on the Chenab River, famous for its scale and the emerald-colored reservoir it creates.
Sanasar Lake: A high-altitude meadow and lake known as the "Mini Gulmarg" of the Jammu region for its scenic beauty.
Transit Hub: Virtually every traveler to the Kashmir Valley passes through Ramban, making it a bustling center for local trade. -
Architecture:
Baglihar Dam Stats: This gravity dam on the Chenab stands 143 meters high and 363 meters long, showcasing modern concrete engineering.
Ancient Temples: Local shrines like the Gool temples feature stone carvings influenced by medieval north I...Baglihar Dam Stats: This gravity dam on the Chenab stands 143 meters high and 363 meters long, showcasing modern concrete engineering.
Ancient Temples: Local shrines like the Gool temples feature stone carvings influenced by medieval north Indian architecture and local hill styles.
Railway Bridges: The district boasts massive railway viaducts, including portions of the Udhampur-Srinagar-Baramulla rail link, featuring high-strength steel arches. -
How To Reach:
By Air: Fly to Jammu (145 KM) or Srinagar (110 KM) and hire a private taxi to reach Ramban town via NH 44.
By Train: Banihal Railway Station (35 KM) is the nearest, connecting the district to Srinagar and Baramulla via the rail link. -
Near Tourist Places:
1. Sanasar (20 KM), 2. Baglihar Dam (5 KM), 3. Tattapani (45 KM), 4. Banihal (35 KM), 5. Batote (12 KM), 6. Patnitop (30 KM), 7. Gool (50 KM), 8. Nathatop (35 KM), 9. Sangaldan (40 KM), 10. Kud (40 KM).
Tourism Tips
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Health and Safety: Stay alert on NH 44 as the road is prone to landslides during monsoons; check weather updates before traveling.
Packing Essentials: Carry a light jacket even in summer for Sanasar; sunscreen and sturdy walking shoes are ...
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