Actor-turned politician Rajinikanth has reached Jammu as part of his annual 15-day spiritual pilgrimage to Himalayas.
This is the superstar's first pilgrimage after he revealed that he would espouse a new line of "spiritual politics".
He paid obeisance at Shivkhori, a famous cave shrine devoted to Lord Shiva, in Reasi district.
"It is a spiritual land and I have come here on spiritual pilgrimage," he told reporters shortly after arriving in the winter capital of Jammu and Kashmir.
Later Rajinikanth visited Shivkhori shrine and offered his prayers, officials said.
"I have come here on spiritual pilgrimage. I have been to Himachal Pradesh and I have been to Kashmir and for the first time have come to Jammu," he said in his brief interaction.
The Tamil superstar said he was a spiritual person.
"I am a spiritual person. From here, I am going to Himalayas, Rishikesh (Uttarakhand)," he said adding that "I have a lot of plans and I dont want to reveal it now".
Rajinikanth had on December 31 last year announced that he would enter politics.
The actor, who espoused a new line of "spiritual politics", had said his (yet-to-be named) party would contest all 234 seats in the next Assembly polls, due in 2021.
On March 5, the 67-year-old actor, short of announcing his political party, had invoked the legacy of late AIADMK founder M G Ramachandran and said he was confident of giving a good administration like the yesteryear matinee idol.
He had asserted that there was a leadership vacuum in Tamil Nadu and that he entered politics to fill that space.
