Local businesses in Jammu
Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.
- Restaurants and cafes: 13
- The Kulcha hut; Uma Dosa plaza; Jangi Non-veg Restaurant; Papa Di Hatti, Chicken & Mutton; Amam Vaishnav Dhaba; KC Plaza; Khaana Khazana; Pahalwan Sweets; Nescafe; Burger King
- Clothing shops: 4
- Yougal Son's Gandhi Nagar; First Cry; Max Fashion; Allen Solly
- Supermarkets: 3
- Datta General Store; Monica Supermarket; Smart bazaar
- Clinics: 36
- Aastha Skin Centre; Ankur Clinic; Arogya Homoeopathic Clinic; Ayur Health Care; Benison IVF& Health Care Clinic; Care Eye Clinic; Chand Eye Clinic; Dr. Ajay Wakhloo Clinic; Dr. Aniece Chowdhary ENT Adult & Child Care Clinic; Dr. Anil K Sharma's Clinic
- Schools: 13
- Delhi Public School, Jammu; St. Mary's Presentation Convent School; K.V. No. 1 Gandhi Nagar; Alexander Memorial School; Dewaan Badrinath School; Dream Land Public School; Government Higher Secondary (10+2) School Paloura Jammu; Hari Singh High School; St Peter's School
Jammu facts
- District
- Jammu district
- Area
- about 112 sq km, about 327 m above sea level
- Places nearby
- Raghunath Temple (Hindu Temple, 1 km), Mubarak Mandi Palace (palace, 1 km), Maulana Azad Stadium (cricket stadium, 2 km), Hari Niwas Palace (palace, 2 km)
- Local economy
- Tourism is the largest industry in Jammu. The city is also an economic centre for the region, with basmati rice from the nearby RS Pura area processed in its mills and an industrial estate at Bari Brahmana that makes carpets and electronic goods.
- Culture and food
- Jammu is known for sund panjeeri, patisa, rajma with rice and Kalari cheese, and Dogri dishes such as ambal and khatta meat. Street food such as gol gappa, chole bhature and rajma kulche is popular.
- Getting there
- Jammu Tawi railway station links the city to major Indian cities, and routes to Kashmir, Poonch, Doda and Ladakh start from Jammu.
Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.