News Topic:J&K Floriculture Gardens & Parks Department
Kashmir
Tulip garden to open for visitors on March 23
Asia's largest tulip garden is all set to open for visitors on March 23 and will feature nearly 1.7 million tulips with 73 varieties, officials said on Monday.
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Kashmir
Revised entry fees announced for Srinagar parks and gardens
The Department of Floriculture, Gardens, and Parks in Srinagar has revealed updated entry fee rates for all parks and gardens under its purview, effective March 1, 2024.
Kashmir
Badamwari garden dazzles in bloom
Located in the Shehr-i-Khaas area of Srinagar city, Badamwari garden has become one of the important spring tourist attractions of Kashmir.
Kashmir
15 lakh tulips to bloom as Tulip Garden opens in March
Commissioner Secretary of Jammu and Kashmir Floriculture department, Sheikh Fayaz said that Tulip Garden will be thrown open from March 20 onwards.
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Kashmir
Several gardens, parks to be thrown open for visitors in J-K
Several gardens and parks taken over from J&K Bank by Department of Floriculture shall be thrown open for public in September.
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Kashmir
Public parks to reopen in Srinagar
Authorities on Tuesday ordered reopening of all paid and unpaid parks in Srinagar on week days except Saturdays and Sundays.
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J&K
Floriculture Department takes over 12 gardens, parks from J&K Bank
The Floriculture, Gardens and Parks Department, has taken over 12 gardens and parks comprising 1029 Kanal of land for maintenance.
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In Kashmir, Asia’s biggest Tulip Garden blooms to attract tourists
Asia's largest tulip garden, which overlooks the famed Dal Lake here, opened to the public, kicking off the new tourism season in Kashmir.
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