After tulips, Kashmir turns to Chrysanthemums

Srinagar, Oct 22: Kashmir’s autumn tourism is set to gain a fresh attraction with the Chrysanthemum Garden emerging as a major destination for visitors seeking colourful floral displays beyond the spring tulip season. Director Floriculture, Gardens and Parks, Kashmir, Mathoora Masoom, said the garden had been developed with expanded flowerbeds, nearly 3.5 lakh flowering plants and improved visitor facilities, with the blooms expected to last until early December, weather permitting. Speaking to reporters in Srinagar on Thursday, Masoom said the department aimed to establish the garden as an…
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- Jammu & Kashmir
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- aatif qayoom
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- Friday, 23 October 2026, 1:07 am IST
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