Srinagar’s Tulip Garden Breaks Visitor Records in 2025, Attracts Over 4.4 Lakh Tourists in Just 15 Days

Srinagar, (IaJK): The Tulip Garden in Srinagar has shattered all previous records by welcoming over 4.46 lakh visitors in the first 15 days of the ongoing Tulip Festival 2025. The garden, one of Asia’s largest tulip gardens, surpassed the previous year’s visitor count, marking a major milestone in the region’s tourism history.

According to a statement from the Department of Floriculture, Gardens, and Parks, the garden saw a staggering 446,154 visitors, breaking the record set in 2024 for the same period. This achievement highlights the growing international appeal of Kashmir’s natural beauty, with tourists flocking to witness the breathtaking tulip display that includes 74 vibrant tulip varieties.

The ongoing Tulip Show at the garden, which remains open for several more days, is set to break even more records. Currently, the garden hosts an impressive 1.7 million tulip bulbs, adding to the spectacle that draws visitors from around the globe. The event is widely considered one of the most iconic seasonal attractions in Jammu and Kashmir, contributing significantly to local tourism and the region’s economy.

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This surge in visitor numbers signals a growing interest in the cultural and natural richness of Kashmir, with many citing the region’s scenic landscapes and unique attractions as major draws. The tulip festival not only highlights the beauty of Kashmir’s flora but also serves as a powerful reminder of the region’s potential as a top-tier global tourist destination.

The Tulip Garden’s success has also come at a time when Kashmir is witnessing a renewed focus on promoting its tourism sector, with local authorities emphasizing its potential to attract visitors throughout the year. As the festival continues, it is expected to set a new benchmark for the region’s tourism industry, providing a much-needed boost to the local economy and showcasing the splendor of Kashmir’s natural heritage to a global audience.