Srinagar, April 4,2026- The world-famous Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden has recorded an overwhelming footfall this season, with over 2 lakh tourists visiting the garden so far, according to the Director of Floriculture.
The surge in visitor numbers highlights the growing popularity of the Tulip Garden, which is Asia’s largest and a major attraction during the spring season. Nestled at the foothills of the Zabarwan Range and overlooking the iconic Dal Lake, the garden has become a centerpiece of Kashmir’s tourism calendar.
Officials from the Floriculture Department stated that the increase in tourist inflow is a positive sign for the region’s tourism sector, reflecting improved infrastructure, better connectivity, and a renewed interest among travelers in exploring Jammu and Kashmir’s natural beauty.
The garden, which hosts the annual Tulip Festival, features a vibrant display of millions of tulips in full bloom, drawing visitors from across India and abroad. Tourists have been captivated by the colorful landscape, making it one of the most visited destinations in the Valley during this time of the year.
Authorities have made elaborate arrangements to manage the large crowds, including streamlined entry systems, security measures, and visitor facilities to ensure a smooth experience. Special emphasis has also been laid on maintaining cleanliness and preserving the garden’s ecological balance.
The Floriculture Director expressed optimism that the number of visitors will continue to rise in the coming days, further boosting local businesses, hospitality sectors, and overall tourism-driven economic activity in the region.
The record-breaking footfall at the Tulip Garden not only showcases Kashmir’s enduring charm but also reinforces its position as a top spring travel destination in India.
