Bagh-e-Bahu Aquarium

Bagh-e-Bahu Aquarium is an underground aquarium located in the Bagh-e-Bahu area of Jammu, Jammu and Kashmir, on the banks of the Tawi River near Bagh-e-Bahu Fort. Inaugurated in 2007, it is considered the largest underground aquarium in India. Shaped like a fish, it houses 24 aquarium caves with freshwater and marine species and serves as a major educational and recreational attraction in Jammu.

Visitors can expect an underground, fish-shaped structure with 24 illuminated aquarium caves and tunnels displaying a variety of freshwater and marine fish species. The interior features 13 small caves for freshwater fish and 9 medium caves for marine fish, along with a central hall with large aquariums. The site is located within the Bagh-e-Bahu Garden complex near the fort, with landscaped surroundings and views of the Tawi River.

Inaugurated on 14 July 2007, the aquarium was developed by the Department of Fisheries, Jammu and Kashmir, as a major tourism and fisheries project. Built in an underground, fish-shaped design, it was projected as the largest underground aquarium in India to promote fisheries awareness and tourism in the Jammu region.

Serves as an educational and recreational centre promoting awareness of aquatic biodiversity and conservation. It is a popular family attraction within the Bagh-e-Bahu heritage and garden complex, complementing the nearby fort and temple.