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Srinagar gears up for vibrant Baisakhi festival at Zabarwan park on april 13, 2025

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Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, April 12, 2025 – The Department of Tourism, Jammu and Kashmir, is set to host a grand Baisakhi festival at Zabarwan Park, Boulevard Road, Srinagar, on April 13, 2025, starting at 5 PM. This colorful and vibrant celebration promises to bring together locals and tourists in a joyous display of cultural […]

Srinagar’s Indira Gandhi memorial Tulip Garden sets new visitor record during tulip show 2025

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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 […]

Mahashivratri attracts devotees at Shankaracharya Temple, Srinagar

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The Srinagar Shankaracharya Temple’s allure during Mahashivratri goes far beyond its profound religious significance—it’s a captivating fusion of history, geography, and vibrant culture. Perched atop Shankaracharya Hill (also known as Gopadari Hill) in the breathtaking Zabarwan Range, this ancient temple in Srinagar, dedicated to Lord Shiva, becomes a spiritual epicenter every Mahashivratri. Celebrated as “Herath” […]

Mahashivratri attracts devotees at Shankaracharya Temple, Srinagar

mahashivratri attracts devotees

The Srinagar Shankaracharya Temple’s allure during Mahashivratri goes far beyond its profound religious significance—it’s a captivating fusion of history, geography, and vibrant culture. Perched atop Shankaracharya Hill (also known as Gopadari Hill) in the breathtaking Zabarwan Range, this ancient temple in Srinagar, dedicated to Lord Shiva, becomes a spiritual epicenter every Mahashivratri. Celebrated as “Herath” […]

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