Lying on the northwestern side of Udhampur district. The main reason for the popularity of this place however is that Krimchi is home to the three oldest temples of Jammu. These temples resemble in shape and pattern of Baijnath and Lingaraja temple at Bhubaneshwar in Orissa. The images of Lord Ganesha, Shiva, Trimurti and Vishnu are worshipped here.

The main temple here is almost 50 feet in height and is adorned with abstract designs.

The capital of Ladakh, Leh is a popular tourist destination specially for the adventurous people who like to go on mountaineering and trekking sprees. Resting at a height of 3505 m and is towards the eastern part of J & K.

River-rafting, mountaineering, trekking, mountain-bike tours, wildlife trips are some of the adventure sports one can enjoy to the fullest in Leh. Yak, Nyan (world's largest sheep) and Urial are some of the common animals sighted in the region.

The place is best accessible through the Shingola pass while in winters the Zanskar River proves to be the best route to reach the place. The river when gets totally frozen in winters is treated as a highway called Chador road. Located to the south of Ladakh, the small isolated region of Zanskar is popular for its scenic beauty.

Zanskar is home to some nine monasteries. The biggest monastery in the region is Karsha. A junction of two river valleys, the Doda stream joins the Lugnak to form the Zanskar River in the region. The River is an important source of copper and is used by the people of the region in making utensils and other domestic purposes.

Positioned at a distance of 17 kms from Patnitop and 119 kms from Jammu, Sanasar is celebrated haunt for all those who love aero sports.

Resting at an altitude of 1079 m, Sanasar is often referred to as the satellite resort of Patnitop. Being promoted as an ideal paragliding destination by the Tourism Department. The Nag Temple, the hidden Creek and the waterfalls are some popular tourist destinations in the region.