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SPS Museum

SPS Museum is situated at Lal Mandi in Srinagar and is popular for its had crafted products and notable archaeological artefacts collected from across the state. The museum has been divided into separate sections including archaeology, manuscripts, enamel ware, decorative art, natural history, paper mache and the like.

Staying in a houseboat amidst pristine waters of the Dal Lake, is one of the most essential things to do in Srinagar. Made in wood and adorned in a typical Kashmir style decor, the houseboats are a perfect way to experience the quintessential local life in the luxurious way. You will also be mesmerised by the surrounding atmosphere and the interior decor. Plus, it is a very calming and soothing activity to experience and you will leave fully rejuvenated. Read More

A trek that not only gives you a thrill of adventure but also a glimpse of nature’s beauty so spell bounding is one of the most memorable trips of Tarsar Marsar Trek. Nestled in the lap of Aru Valley of Kashmir, the trail is of quite a magnificence adorned with variety of landscapes. A riot of colours of flowers dotting the vast valleys is a sight to behold while the gushing streams falling to create small swimming pools bounded by grassy mounds accounts for a sheer sight of beauty. The mighty mountains standing tall all around adds to the charm of the landscape along with verdant meadows, pristine blue lakes and lovely valleys are simply splendid. The place is perfect for those who are nature lovers and always bound for some adventure. Read More

The Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden in Srinagar holds South Asia's largest Tulip Festival in the months of April - May near the Dal Lake. It is nestled at the foothills of Zabarwan Range in Srinagar which provides the grandeur of the Dal Lake. One of the most awaited festivals of Kashmir, the Tulip Festival celebrates the blooming season of the lovely Tulips that adorn the garden. Named after the former Prime Minister of India, Late Indira Gandhi, this is where the aesthetic dream of viewing a thousand tulips at once comes to life. The festival is celebrated in the garden every year, at the onset of spring, with an intension to promote floriculture and tourism in Kashmir and of course for the visitor's delight. Where is the Tulip Festival Kashmir Celebrated? Close-up view of flowers at the Tulip Gardensource The Tulip festival is celebrated in the Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden, situated at the foothills of Zabarwan Range in Srinagar of the Indian state of Jammu & Kashmir. The garden is spread in an approximate area of thirty hectares, thus providing grandeur in the beauty of the festival. The garden is located in the Cheshma Shahi Road of Rainawari in the city of Srinagar. It has become a significant tourist attraction since its opening, and tourists from all over the country visit here for their love of Tulips - and other flowers - and for taking a peek in the cultural and natural beauty of the state of Jammu &Kashmir. About the Tulip Garden in Srinagar Tulip buds in the Tulip Gardensource The Tulip Garden was opened in the year 2007 and is owned by the Government of Jammu & Kashmir. Its earlier name was Model Floriculture Center. The garden is operated by the Department of Floriculture of the Jammu & Kashmir government. Spread across an approximate area of thirty hectares, the landscape is formed in terraced style, with flower beds scattered upon seven terraces. Situated at the foothills of Zabarwan Range, which is located between Pir Panjal and the Great Himalayan Range, the Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden provides a view of the famous Dal lake of Kashmir. Although Tulip flowers - with its sixty varieties present in the garden - are a majority in number, there are significant numbers of other species of flowers too like Hyacinths, Daffodils, and Ranunculus which are found in good numbers. About the Tulip festival - An Extravaganza of Flowers Flowers of different colours at the Tulip Gardensource Tulip festival is celebrated each year in spring when flowers are at the peak of their bloom. The Garden was opened up in the year 2007, and the Tulip festival is held each year to promote tourism in the state of Jammu & Kashmir. The garden and the festival was adjudged, in the year 2014, as the second largest in the world. Apart from the beauty of flowers, the visitors are also given the option to buy local handicrafts and clothes from the local inhabitants who run their stalls in the garden, during the festival.Traditional music is also a form of entertainment offered to visitors during the festivity. Local artists, as well as performers of rock music too, are present to showcase their art form, giving the atmosphere the most pleasant touch, along with the scene which is already picturesque. How to Reach the Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden The nearest airport, the Sheikh Ul-Alam International Airport, is situated in the city of Srinagar itself, and only at a distance of 18 kilometres from the Tulip garden. A bus or a taxi can be hired from the airport to reach the garden.The Srinagar Railway Station is the nearest which is situated at a meagre distance of 15 kilometres from the Tulip Garden. Video of Tulip Festival Read More

Wular Lake is the largest freshwater lake in India, spread across 200 sq km. Located in the Bandipora district of Srinagar, the lake's basin was formed as a result of tectonic activity, due to which the area covered by the lake varies throughout the year, a phenomenon which is unique to this destination. Wular Lake is popular for boating, water sports and water skiing and is a popular sunset point. A favourite picnic and sunset spot among locals and tourists alike, Wular Lake is replenished by the water of the mighty Jhelum river and is one of the 26 wetlands of India. The lake, calm in its appearance, is known for the fierce winds that sometimes blow heavy currents all through its way. There is a small island located in the centre of Wular Lake known as ‘Zaina Lank'. Read More

Considered by some as the best place in Jammu and Kashmir, mostly because of its undisturbed landscape, a less frequented but extremely beautiful hill station, Yusmarg is now connected by a very good motorable road. With the government working on its roads and connectivity, Yusmarg too, will soon become a tourist hub. At the moment, for those who enjoy trekking long distances and in the remotest of area, Yusmarg has forests with maple trees in them. Overall, Yusmarg is a beautiful place and can actually be called a mini hill stationed is a one of the most romantic places in the state. At a distance of 47 kms from Srinagar, it can also be called Switzerland or at least something close to it. It's the quietest place out of all tourist destinations in Kashmir and is also an amazing trek spot. Trek enthusiasts would definitely love it here! If you want to enjoy some greenery and peace. Read More

A Sufi shrine in Khanyar, Srinagar, Dastgeer Sahib is dedicated to Sheikh Syed Abdul Qadir Jelani. The shrine is known for housing the hair strand of hair strand of Abdul Qadir Gilani and the old Quran written by Ali Ibn Abi Talib AS. An architectural wonder, it is believed that the shrine houses five graves within, including that of the revered Sufi saint. Dating back about 200 years, it was built around 1806 when an Afghan traveller presented the then governor of the state with a relic belonging to Sheikh Syed Abdul Qadir Jelani and then expanded in 1877. This shrine was built in wood and topped off with traditional Khatamband ceilings.On the Urs, which is the death date of the sufi saint, as well as on the birth date, many come here to pray to Allah and for the ziyarat. In 2012, the shrine suffered a major fire though fortunately, the relic, which was kept in a fireproof vault, was safe. One can also visit the bustling market nearby as well as a mosque. Read More

Hot Air Balloon is now available in Srinagar at the Zabarwan Park. It provides breathtaking view of Dal Lake, Zabarwan Park and the Srinagar city. Each hot air balloon can accommodate 4 people at a time. The ride lasts 10 minutes and goes up to 28-32 feet. There is generally a 1 hour waiting time.