Jammu & Kashmir on India War Map

Valley on the Jhelum and the southern plains; saffron, apples and Dal Lake

Jammu & Kashmir has 22 districts and 220 slots. Every slot costs ₹99 to claim; taking an occupied one costs double what its holder paid.

Districts of Jammu & Kashmir

• Anantnag — Pahalgam, base for the Amarnath yatra, and the ruined Martand sun temple
• Bandipora — Wular Lake, one of Asia's largest freshwater lakes, and the Gurez valley
• Baramulla — Gulmarg's ski slopes and the Jhelum's exit from the valley at Uri
• Budgam — Meadows of Yousmarg and Doodhpathri; site of Srinagar's airport
• Doda — Bhaderwah valley, 'Mini Kashmir', on the Chenab's upper reaches
• Ganderbal — Sonamarg on the road to Ladakh; Kheer Bhawani shrine and Manasbal Lake
• Jammu — Winter capital of J&K; Raghunath temple and Bahu fort on the Tawi
• Kathua — Basohli miniature paintings, a 17th-century Pahari school
• Kishtwar — Sapphire mines of the Paddar valley and saffron fields on the Chenab
• Kulgam — Rice bowl of the Kashmir valley; Aharbal waterfall on the Veshaw
• Kupwara — Lolab valley and Bangus meadow beneath the Shamsbari range
• Mirpur — Mangla Dam on the Jhelum, among the world's largest earth-fill dams
• Muzaffarabad — Confluence of the Jhelum and Neelum (Kishanganga) rivers
• Pulwama — Saffron fields of Pampore, source of most of India's saffron
• Punch — Pir Panjal valleys of Loran and Mandi; Mughal Road to Kashmir
• Rajouri — Pir Panjal foothills crossed by the Mughal Road via Pir Ki Gali
• Ramban — Chenab gorge with the Baglihar dam and the Banihal pass tunnels
• Reasi — Vaishno Devi shrine above Katra and the Chenab rail bridge, world's highest
• Samba — Mansar Lake and the Jammu region's main industrial estate
• Shopiyan — Apple orchards on the Pir Panjal slopes; Kashmir's apple capital
• Srinagar — Dal Lake houseboats, Mughal gardens and the Jhelum's old city bridges
• Udhampur — Army Northern Command headquarters; Patnitop hill resort

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