Embark on a breathtaking journey to Asia’s largest tulip garden, the Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden in Srinagar, Kashmir. This tour immerses you in the vibrant beauty of over 1.7 million tulips in full bloom, set against the stunning backdrop of the Zabarwan mountain range and the serene Dal Lake. Designed for nature lovers, photographers, and culture enthusiasts, this trip combines the magic of springtime tulips with the rich heritage of Kashmir. Explore the terraced gardens, enjoy local Kashmiri hospitality, and visit nearby iconic attractions, making this a perfect blend of relaxation and discovery.
Itinerary
- Morning: Arrive at Srinagar International Airport. Meet your guide and transfer to your hotel.
- Afternoon: Check-in and enjoy a traditional Kashmiri lunch. Relax and acclimate to the serene surroundings.
- Evening: Take a leisurely Shikara ride on Dal Lake, witnessing the sunset over the water.
- Overnight: Stay at a comfortable hotel in Srinagar.
- Morning: After breakfast, head to the Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden (open March 26 to mid-April 2025, weather permitting). Spend the morning wandering through seven terraces of vibrant tulips, capturing photos, and learning about the 75+ tulip varieties from a local guide.
- Afternoon: Enjoy a picnic lunch amidst the blooms, followed by a visit to the nearby Jawahar Lal Nehru Botanical Garden.
- Evening: Return to Srinagar for a free evening to explore local markets like Lal Chowk for Kashmiri handicrafts.
- Overnight: Hotel in Srinagar.
- Morning: Post-breakfast, visit the historic Mughal Gardens (Nishat Bagh and Shalimar Bagh), showcasing Mughal architecture and spring blooms.
- Afternoon: Lunch at a local restaurant, followed by a trip to Cheshma Shahi, known for its royal springs.
- Evening: Return to the hotel and enjoy a traditional Kashmiri Wazwan dinner.
- Overnight: Hotel in Srinagar.
- Morning: After breakfast, check out from the hotel. Optional visit to Hazratbal Shrine if time permits.
- Afternoon: Transfer to Srinagar Airport for your departure, carrying memories of Kashmir’s floral paradise.