Srinagar, March 16,2026- Asia’s largest tulip garden, the Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden in Srinagar, has officially opened to the public, marking the arrival of spring in Kashmir Valley. The garden, located at the foothills of the Zabarwan Range overlooking the iconic Dal Lake, is attracting a large number of visitors eager to witness the vibrant display of tulips in full bloom.
Tourists from across the country and abroad expressed delight as they walked through the colourful flower beds, describing the experience as breathtaking. The garden, known for its vast expanse and scenic backdrop, has become one of the most popular spring attractions in the region.
Visitors praised the natural beauty of Kashmir and said the blooming tulips, combined with the picturesque surroundings, create an unforgettable springtime experience. Many tourists noted that the garden offers a perfect blend of nature, colour, and tranquility, making it a must-visit destination during the season.
Every year, the opening of the tulip garden signals the start of the tourism season in Kashmir, drawing thousands of travellers and nature lovers. The blooming flowers not only enhance the visual charm of Srinagar but also play a significant role in boosting tourism and the local economy.
Authorities have also made special arrangements to manage the expected rush of visitors, ensuring smooth entry and a pleasant experience for tourists exploring the garden.
With rows of tulips in multiple shades and the stunning backdrop of mountains and Dal Lake, the garden continues to showcase the unmatched beauty of Kashmir, offering visitors a truly mesmerizing glimpse of spring in the valley.
