St Mary's Church

St Mary's Church is a historic Anglican church located in Gulmarg, Baramulla district, Jammu and Kashmir. Built in 1902 during the British colonial period in Victorian style with grey stone walls and wooden interiors, it served British officers stationed in Gulmarg. Set amidst meadows near the Gulmarg Golf Course, the restored church is noted for its stained-glass windows, wooden architecture and heritage value, remaining a prominent landmark and visitor attraction in the hill station.

Visitors can expect a small Victorian-style stone and wood church set in an open meadow surrounded by pine trees and the Gulmarg Golf Course. The exterior features grey stone walls, a steep pitched roof and stained-glass windows, while the interior has wooden panelling and simple furnishings. The site is quiet and scenic, suitable for short sightseeing, photography of the architecture and surroundings, and viewing the snow-covered or green meadow landscape depending on season.

Built in 1902 during the British colonial period to serve British officers and visitors in Gulmarg, which was a summer retreat. Constructed in Victorian architectural style using grey brick and wood, it is one of the early Christian structures in the Kashmir Valley. The church fell into disuse for many years and was later restored to preserve its heritage character.

Represents the colonial-era Christian heritage of Gulmarg and is valued as a heritage landmark. It reflects Victorian ecclesiastical architecture and remains a cultural point of interest for visitors to the hill station, alongside other historic structures such as the nearby Maharani Temple.