Welcome to Jamia Masjid: A Masterpiece of Indo-Islamic Architecture
Located in the heart of Srinagar's old city, Jamia Masjid is a magnificent 14th-century mosque known for its stunning Indo-Islamic architecture. Built by Sultan Sikandar in 1402 AD and later expanded by Zain-ul-Abidin, this grand mosque is a center of spiritual and cultural significance in Kashmir.
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Built in: 1402 AD
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Location: Nowhatta, Srinagar
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378 Wooden Pillars
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Central Fountain
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Indo-Islamic Design
Top Attractions
Unique Wooden Architecture
The mosque is famous for its magnificent Indo-Islamic wooden architecture, supported by 378 deodar wood pillars, giving it a distinct charm that showcases Kashmir's rich architectural heritage.
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Sprawling Courtyard & Fountain
The spacious courtyard with a central ablution fountain provides a tranquil retreat for visitors and worshippers, offering a peaceful escape from the bustling old city of Srinagar.
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Historic & Cultural Significance
A prominent Islamic center in Kashmir, Jamia Masjid has played a vital role in spiritual teachings and socio-cultural movements over centuries, making it a living testament to Kashmir's rich heritage.
Learn more →Jamia Masjid – The Grand Mosque of Kashmir
Tucked away in the heart of Srinagar’s old city, Jamia Masjid Srinagar is more than just a mosque—it's a living piece of Kashmir’s history. Built in 1402 AD by Sultan Sikandar Shah and later expanded by his son Zain-ul-Abidin, this architectural gem blends stunning Indo-Saracenic design with traditional Kashmiri wooden artistry. Step inside, and you'll find a peaceful courtyard surrounded by 378 intricately carved Deodar pillars, creating an atmosphere of calm and reverence. Despite its location in a busy part of the city, the mosque remains a serene escape, especially during Friday prayers when it welcomes over 33,000 worshippers. Surrounded by vibrant markets and centuries-old charm, Jamia Masjid Srinagar offers a deep, soulful connection to the region’s culture, faith, and enduring spirit..
Experience Jamia Masjid
Jamia Masjid offers visitors a unique blend of spiritual, cultural, and architectural experiences. From exploring the magnificent prayer halls to discovering the vibrant surroundings of old Srinagar, there's something for every traveler seeking an authentic Kashmir experience.
Explore the Grand Mosque
Walk through the majestic prayer halls, wooden pillars, and intricate Islamic calligraphy that showcase Kashmir's rich heritage and architectural brilliance.
Enjoy the Peaceful Ambiance
Amidst the chaos of old Srinagar, the mosque provides a serene environment for prayer, reflection, and spiritual connection away from the city's bustle.
Discover Old Srinagar
Stroll through the narrow alleys of Nowhatta, known for its traditional Kashmiri markets, street food, and heritage sites surrounding the historic mosque.
Photography & Sightseeing
Capture breathtaking shots of the mosque's architecture, wooden interiors, and surrounding old city life with stunning views of the Zabarwan Mountain in the background.
Plan Your Visit
🌡Best Time to Visit
- Spring (Mar–May): Clear views, pleasant weather (10–20°C)
- Summer (Jun–Aug): Ideal for sightseeing (15–30°C)
- Autumn (Sep–Nov): Experience fall colors (5–20°C)
- Winter (Dec–Feb): Snow-covered surroundings (-5 to 10°C)
🚗Getting Here
- Nearest Airport : Sheikh ul-Alam International, Srinagar (14km)
- By Road: Taxis, auto-rickshaws, and local buses available
- By Foot: Walkable from nearby landmarks in old Srinagar
- Visiting Hours: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Closed during prayer times)
💡Travel Tips
- Dress modestly as it is a religious site
- Non-Muslims can visit, but entry to prayer hall may be restricted
- Respect local customs and maintain silence inside
- Visit early morning or late afternoon to avoid crowds
- Explore nearby attractions like Shah Hamdan Shrine
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