Har Ki Pauri sanctuary of Jammu is an advanced sanctuary based on the banks of the waterway Tawi. The sanctuary is pulled in by countless these days because of its eminent icons and the nearness of symbols of the considerable number of Gods and Goddesses of Hinduism.
Har Ki Pauri sanctuary of Jammu is partitioned into three areas. The stream bank is named as Ganga Ghat in spite of the fact that the waterway here is Tawi. The principal area of the sanctuary has a brilliant icon of Ganeshji on the sanctuary rooftop. This icon is obvious even from a long separation outside the sanctuary. This specific area of the sanctuary has a place of worship of Chamunda Devi, the Goddess sitting on lion. On either side of this fundamental hallowed place, the icons/altars of Surya (Sun God), Dharma, Yama, Chitragupta, Santoshi, Saraswati-Lakshmi-Ganesh and Siva getting offerings from Annapurna. There is a different place of worship where the Goddess Chamunda is in the dozing stance. The icons of Vishnu and Naga (wind) are found close to this holy place.
The second area of the sanctuary rooftop has the huge icon of Hanuman which is unmistakable even from outside the sanctuary. This segment of the sanctuary is named as "Rameswar" which has one major Shiv Linga symbol encompassed by ten little Shiv Lingas. The icons of Ram, Lakshman and Hanuman performing pooja to Shiv Linga are additionally present behind the symbols of 11 Shiv Lingas. The holy places/symbols of Vaishno Devi, Bhadra Kali, Ganga and Tawi are likewise found in this segment.
The third area of the sanctuary is named as Char Dham.
The fundamental holy place of this area has the huge icon of Vasudeva. There are different hallowed places/icons, for example, Mansa Devi and Ganesha, Puri style Krishna-Baldev-Subhadra, Tirupati Balaji, Badrinarayan alongside Nar-Narayan, Garud, Lakshmi and Narad, Kedarnath Linga alongside Parvati, Radha-Krishna, baby Krishna, a major Shiv Linga symbol named Pasupathinath, Shiv-Parvati-Ganesh, Vittal alongside Rukmini, Shravan Kuman and his folks, Dwarakadheesh, and so on.
The passageway of the principle sanctuary has a hallowed place for Saneeswar. The sanctuary has a considerable measure of akanda profound (lights) in different spots.