Jammu & Kashmir

CM opens Chrysanthemum Garden to public in Srinagar, boosts autumn tourism

SRINAGAR — Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Friday threw open the Chrysanthemum Garden, also known as Bagh-e-Gul-Dawood, to the public in Srinagar, marking a new milestone in promoting autumn tourism in Kashmir.

Developed as Kashmir’s premier autumn attraction, the garden features 3.5 lakh locally produced plants representing over 70 varieties, expected to bloom into nearly 12 million blossoms.

The garden has been upgraded this year with expanded flower beds, vibrant floral displays, water features, selfie points and modern visitor amenities to enhance the experience for tourists and locals.

Highlighting the garden’s potential to emerge as a major attraction during the autumn season, the Chief Minister invited tourists from across the country and people from different parts of Jammu and Kashmir to visit and experience its unique floral beauty.

The Chief Minister was accompanied by Agriculture Production Minister Javed Ahmad Dar, Advisor to the Chief Minister Nasir Aslam Wani and MLAs from Srinagar district during the inauguration. — (KIMS)

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