Srinagar, April 12, 2025: The Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden, renowned as Asia’s largest tulip garden, has shattered visitor records during the ongoing Tulip Show 2025, drawing massive crowds in just the first half of the festival. The overwhelming turnout underscores the garden’s growing global appeal and highlights Jammu and Kashmir’s thriving tourism sector.
Located at the base of the Zabarwan Range with breathtaking views of Dal Lake, the garden is in full bloom, showcasing a stunning array of tulip varieties. The vibrant display, featuring new cultivars sourced from the Netherlands, has captivated tourists and nature lovers from across India and beyond. The annual Tulip Festival has transformed the sprawling garden into a vibrant tapestry of colors, with neatly arranged flower beds complemented by hyacinths, daffodils, and other spring blossoms.
The Department of Floriculture, Gardens & Parks credits the record-breaking attendance to enhanced infrastructure, improved accessibility, and robust security arrangements, making the garden a top destination. “This achievement showcases Kashmir’s unmatched natural beauty and our commitment to promoting sustainable tourism,” a department official stated.
The Tulip Festival continues to elevate Srinagar’s status as a premier travel destination, offering visitors an unforgettable experience of nature and serenity. With J&K tourism flourishing, the garden remains a symbol of the region’s cultural and environmental richness.