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Chrysanthemum Garden Becomes Major Autumn Attraction in City

Kashmir Observer

November 6, 2025 Issue

Srinagar: The newly established Chrysanthemum Garden in Srinagar has emerged as a major draw for visitors this autumn, attracting a steady stream of tourists and local residents.

- Observer News Service

Spread over more than 100 kanals near the Botanical Garden, the vibrant floral park offers sweeping views of Dal Lake framed by the Zabarwan Range, making it one of the Valley's most scenic seasonal attractions.

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