Jammu and Kashmir accounts for 1.08% of India's population, ranking 2^nd among all 8 UTs. Its contribution to India's GDP is 0.8%. in India’s GDP. It has 20 District Capitals, some most notable ones are Jammu, Anantnag, and Srinagar .
It produces 1.4% Rice, 0.2% Wheat, 0.2% Cotton, 0.3% Potatoes, 0.2% Banana, 0.1% Sugarcane, 0.4% Soybean and 0.4% Onion of the india. The has region famous historical and cultural landmarks include Hari Parbat Fort in Kathua and Ramnagar Fort in Udhampur, famous Hindu temples like Amarnath Cave Temple in Anantnag and Khrew in Pulwama, renowned mosque and Hazratbal Shrine in Srinagar, museums like SPS Museum in Srinagar.