Beni Sangam

Beni Sangam is a sacred river confluence located near Chenani in Udhampur District, Jammu and Kashmir. It is formed at the meeting point of local streams and is revered as a holy bathing place. The site is known for its natural setting surrounded by hills and its religious importance for devotees who visit to take a holy dip and perform rituals.

Visitors can expect a natural river confluence set in a hilly landscape near Chenani. The site features river banks and ghats where devotees gather for bathing and prayers. The surroundings are quiet and scenic with forested hills. Visitors can observe religious rituals, walk along the riverbank, and experience a peaceful natural environment. Facilities are basic and the area is primarily visited for sightseeing and religious purposes.

Beni Sangam has long been regarded as a sacred sangam in the Chenani region of Udhampur. Traditionally, confluences are considered auspicious for bathing and rituals, and the site has been used by local communities for religious observances over many years.

The sangam holds religious importance for Hindu devotees who consider bathing at the confluence auspicious, especially on religious occasions and festivals. It is visited for ritual bathing, prayers and offerings, reflecting local cultural traditions associated with sacred rivers.