A remarkable group of ancient stone temples in a green Udhampur valley, preserving an important chapter of Jammu's early architectural heritage.
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Krimchi Temple Complex stands north of Udhampur amid wooded hills and small mountain streams. The archaeological site contains five principal stone temples and two smaller shrines, traditionally connected with the Pandavas and the former Bhuti principality. Its distinctive stone architecture and secluded valley setting make Krimchi one of the Jammu region's most significant early temple complexes.
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