Once called the Model Floriculture Center, the Tulip Garden was first opened in 2007 by the previous Chief Minister Gulam Nabi Azad. The Dal Lake, Nishat Bagh, and Chashma Shahi Garden encompass this ravishing nursery on three sides.
Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden is the biggest tulip garden in Asia which is set in the lower regions of the Zabarwan mountain range in Srinagar. Once in the past known as Model Floriculture Center, it neglects the hypnotizing Dal Lake. The Tulip Garden is home to blossoms like roses, daffodils, hyacinths, iris among 48 assortments of tulips. The Tulip Festival held here is the feature which draws in sightseers from the world over.
The Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden is spread across seven porches and is inherently an inclining ground style. The Tulip Festival composed here is a yearly function orchestrated by the Government of Jammu and Kashmir during the beginning of the spring season (among March and May).
Tulip celebration is a yearly festival that means to feature the scope of blossoms in the nursery as a piece of the travel industry endeavors by the Government of Jammu and Kashmir. It is composed during the beginning of spring season in Kashmir valley. There are some additional attractions in the Tulip Festival of 2019. Nature has presented the nursery with more assortments of blossoms this year. In addition, guests can profit from the advantages of surplus offices like free Wi-Fi, more wellsprings, washrooms (separate for the uniquely abled people) and drinking focuses.
More green spaces are remembered for the nursery territory remembering the solaces of the vacationers. Additional plants like daffodils, hyacinths, narcissus and other elaborate plants are planted to fancy the territory. Water channel going through the patios will add appeal to the nursery.
Guests will currently have the option to purchase gifts and enjoy Kashmiri dishes from outside the nursery region. This will be conceivable in light of the designed slows down and booths displaying cooking and handiworks of Kashmir.