3 most notable tulip gardens in India

When we think of tulips, the first image that comes to mind is of Amsterdam. But did you know India too is home to some stunning tulip gardens which are equally gorgeous and appealing. Every year, Srinagar in Kashmir hosts a tulip festival in the month of April and the event attracts travellers and flower enthusiasts from all over.

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On that note, let’s have a look at five of the most beautiful tulip gardens in India:

Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden, Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir: Ruling the list is Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden situated in the heart of the stunning Kashmir Valley. This garden is not only famous in India but is also famous for being the largest tulip garden in Asia. Imagine looking at the gorgeous arrangements of colourful blooming tulips in the backdrop of the grand Zabarwan Range! The garden turns into a tulip paradise with over a million flowers blooming and creating a magical sight!

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Mughal Gardens, New Delhi: Mughal Gardens is set inside the Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi. Among its many floral marvels, the tulip garden stands out with its captivating colours and fragrances. It has been attracting visitors and flower lovers from all over. The tulip garden here is arranged in an array of tulips in various shades.Every year in the spring season, the garden comes to life with thousands of tulips blooming into gorgeous shades.
Yumthang Valley Tulip Garden, Sikkim: Yumthang Valley Tulip Garden is one of the most stunning jewels of northeast India! Sitting at an altitude of 11,000 ft, this magical garden is all about colourful tulips. Every spring, the valley awakens with thousands of tulips blooming, painting the valley all the colours you can imagine! Those who have seen this tulip garden of Yumtang Valley swear by its beauty!

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So these are three of the most notable tulip gardens in India. As one traverses through these gorgeous gardens, they are taken back to the time when there was a balance between humans and nature!