Tulip Festival in Srinagar is a grand affair of natural beauty where flower beds are scattered upon several terraces. Your trip to Kashmir in April 2025 would not be considered complete without visiting Asia’s most extensive Tulip Garden. This magnificent festival in Srinagar is celebrated every year with full fervor and joy. The Floriculture Department organizers announced plans to plant 1.5 million tulip bulbs of 62 varieties in 2025 Tulip Garden. The picturesque garden sprawls over 30 hectares. In short, the Tulip Festival in 2025 will take your breath away! This is a detailed guide for Tulip Festival Kashmir for you to decide whether to visit or not and, if yes, what to expect.

Starting and Ending Dates of Tulip Festival in 2025

Tulip Festival is hosted in Kashmir Valley during the onset of the Spring Season. You can get ready to be a part of it in April 2025 as the festival will commence from 3rd April to 20th April 2025.

Timings of Tulip Garden

The Tulip Garden opens at 8 am and closes at 7 pm.

Entry Fee at Tulip Garden in 2025

The entry fee to the garden is INR 25 for children and INR 60 for adults.

Major Highlights of the Tulip Festival in 2025

Tulip Festival 2025 is a must-attend event for flower enthusiasts, nature lovers, fans, aficionados, tulip lovers, and tourists worldwide. There are many varieties of these amazing flowers; some are mentioned below. Let’s see how many of them you can find at the Tulip Festival.

• Standard Tulips -These are the normal tulips available from florists to local gardens.
• Double Bloom -Instead of a single petal of a standard tulip, the double bloom has many layers.
• Parrot Tuplips -They appear as ruffled petals in various hues depicting the plumage of tropical parrot.
• Fringed Tulips -The edges and shape are frilly and fringed.
• Bi-Color Standard Tulips -They display a variation in terms of color when compared with the standard tulip.
• Rembrandt -pale-colored tall tulips
• Fosteriana Tulips -They vary in height and have pretty buds.
• Lily-Flowering Tulips - These flowers have long, pointed petals with an arch at the tips.
• Single Late Tulips  -Stunning cup-shaped tulips with the widest range of colors

What’s special about the Tulip Festival Srinagar of 2025?

There are some added attractions in the Tulip Festival of 2025. Nature has bestowed the garden with more varieties of flowers this year. Moreover, visitors can benefit from surplus facilities like free Wi-Fi, more fountains, washrooms (separate for the specially-abled persons), and drinking points.

More green spaces are included in the garden area keeping in mind the comforts of the tourists. Extra plants like daffodils, hyacinths, narcissus, and other ornamental plants are planted to ornate the area. In addition, the water channels running through the terraces will add charm to the g

Visitors will now be able to buy souvenirs and savor Kashmiri dishes from outside the garden area. This will be possible because of the decorated stalls and kiosks exhibiting the cuisine and handicrafts of Kashmir.

If you want to witness the beautiful Tulip Garden and explore the city, book Kashmir tour packages with Indian Holiday for a smooth and memorable travel experience.

Places to visit near Tulip Garden Srinagar

The prime location of the Tulip Garden makes it the most visited place in Srinagar. This park is surrounded by scenic hills, attractive gardens of the Mughal era, and most importantly, it overlooks the awe-inspiring Dal Lake. Given below are some other attractions that lie nearby

• Chashme Shahi Garden –  This garden is the center of attraction for housing a natural spring that flows from it.
• Pari Mahal – Overlooking the amazing Chashm-E-Shahi Gardens, this historic monument was once a Buddhist Monastery.
• Shankaracharya Temple –  Soak in the beauty of the snow-laden Pin Panjal Range from this age-old temple situated at 1100 feet.
• Dal Lake – Dal Lake is truly a paradise on Earth. The beauty of this breathtaking lake is beyond description. A Shikara Ride is a must here.
• Nishat Gardens – Spotted at a distance of 3.2 km from Tulip Garden, Nishat Bagh is home to long avenues of Cypress and Chinar trees, rare flowers, and fountains.