Jammu and Kashmir approved Rs 10 crore on August 9, 2026 for the restoration of Rattan Garh Fort.
The fort is at Bhaderwah in Doda district, in the Chenab Valley region.
It was built in 1733 by Raja Sampat Pal and later served as a prison.
It is the only surviving fort of the seven bastions that once stood in the Bhaderwah valley.
The project covers conservation of architectural integrity and development as a heritage tourism site.
Bhaderwah is a town in Doda district, part of the Chenab Valley in Jammu and Kashmir — a region of mountain terrain and river valleys named for the Chenab, one of the five rivers of the Punjab plains and among the western rivers of the Indus system.
Fort built by Raja Sampat Pal in the Bhaderwah valley
The structure was used as a prison
Rs 10 crore sanctioned for repair, renovation and restoration
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A projecting part of a fortification, built to allow defensive fire along the walls.
A region of Jammu and Kashmir comprising Doda, Kishtwar and Ramban districts.