Bahu Fort

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Bahu Fort is an ancient hilltop fortress overlooking the Tawi River in Jammu, India, known for its historic significance, commanding views, and the revered Bawe Wali Mata temple within its walls.

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Label Occurrences
Bahu Fort canonical 2
Bahu Qilla 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu pilgrimage site
fortress
tourist attraction
accessedBy road from Jammu city
alsoKnownAs Bahu Qilla
linked to: Bahu Fort

Bawe Wali Mata Mandir complex
architecturalStyle medieval Indian fort architecture
contains courtyards
defensive walls
gates
shrine of Bawe Wali Mata
country India
dedicatedTo Goddess Kali
elevation hilltop
function defensive stronghold (historical)
religious site
tourist destination
hasCulturalSignificanceFor Hindu devotees
residents of Jammu
hasLocalDeityName Bawe Wali Mata
hasPart Bawe Wali Mata temple
hasStructureType bastion
courtyard
rampart
temple complex
hasTemple Bawe Wali Mata temple inside fort complex
hasView Jammu city
linked to: Jammu

Tawi River valley
heritageStatus historic fort
knownFor Bawe Wali Mata temple
commanding views of Jammu city
historic significance
religious significance
locatedIn India
Jammu
Jammu and Kashmir
Jammu district
locatedOn left bank of Tawi River
linked to: Tawi River
materialUsed brick
stone
near old Jammu city
overlooks Tawi River
primaryDeity Bawe Wali Mata
region Jammu region
linked to: Jammu Division
religiousAffiliation Hinduism
tourismType heritage tourism
religious tourism

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Jammu tourismAttraction Bahu Fort
Tawi River adjacentTo Bahu Fort
Bahu Fort alsoKnownAs Bahu Qilla
linked to: Bahu Fort