A protected nineteenth-century hill fort in Udhampur district, associated with Raja Suchet Singh and the former princely state of Ramnagar.
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Ramnagar Fort stands in the mid-Himalayan hills of Udhampur district and is associated with Raja Suchet Singh, who ruled the former Bandralta state. The complex reflects the region's Dogra-era political and architectural history. Preserved as a protected monument, it gives Pahad Calling's J&K collection an important heritage dimension beyond landscapes and pilgrimage routes.
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