Thousands of visitors flocked to the mesmerizing Tulip Garden in Srinagar as former Chief Minister Omar Abdullah inaugurated the annual event. The Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden, located in the heart of the city, opened its gates to the public, showcasing a breathtaking display of colorful tulips in full bloom. The garden, spread over 30 hectares, is the largest tulip garden in Asia and is a major tourist attraction in the region. Visitors were seen clicking pictures and enjoying the natural beauty of the vibrant flowers. The event was a welcome sight for locals and tourists alike, providing a much-needed respite from the ongoing pandemic. The Tulip Garden is a symbol of Kashmir’s rich cultural heritage and natural beauty, drawing visitors from far and wide. The inauguration by Omar Abdullah added to the excitement, with many praising the efforts to promote tourism in the region. The garden is expected to remain open for the next few weeks, allowing more people to experience the beauty of the tulips. This annual event not only boosts tourism but also showcases the stunning landscape of Kashmir. With its picturesque setting and colorful blooms, the Tulip Garden continues to be a must-visit destination for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts.