The palace of the Jasrotias still exists, although the fortified town is derelict and only an eponymous village exists on its outskirts. It is situated on the banks of the Ujh River, around from Jammu, in Jammu and Kashmir. It now forms a part of the Jasrota Wildlife Sanctuary. Jasrotia Rajputs meet there annually to commemorate their history and organise a yajna for a temple that exists inside the palace. Two temples stood within the walls. One of these has now been decorated in the Lingam style and is dedicated to Shiva.