Flower power on earth, Kashmir’s Tulip Garden made a record, the valley buzzed with the influx of 3 lakh tourists.

News India Live, Digital Desk: This time in Kashmir, which is called heaven on earth, such a unique confluence of nature and tourism is being seen, which has broken the records of the last many years. Millions of tulip flowers blooming in Asia’s largest ‘Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden’ have not only added to the beauty of the valley, but have also breathed new life into the tourism industry of Kashmir. According to the latest data, with the blooming of tulips, more than 3 lakh tourists have reached Kashmir so far, which is a big sign of the revival of tourism in the valley. Magical world of colorful flowers: The first choice of tourists. Situated at the foothills of Jabarwan Hills and on the banks of the world famous Dal Lake, this Tulip Garden has become a sea of ​​colors these days. Seeing the beds of millions of tulip flowers in red, yellow, pink and white colors, it feels as if an artist has spread a colorful sheet on the ground. Tourists coming from India and abroad are flocking to capture these scenes in their cameras. Officials of the Tourism Department believe that this huge increase in the number of tourists this year is no less than a boon for the local economy. New wave of tourism: The happy faces of hotels and shikara vendors. The direct impact of this crowd gathered in Tulip Garden is also visible on other tourist places and local businesses of Kashmir. From shikara operators to hotel owners and handicraft traders in Dal Lake, everyone is happy with this ‘tourism boom’. After the challenges of recent times, the arrival of tourists in such large numbers has brought a positive message for the valley. Other major places like Gulmarg, Pahalgam and Sonmarg are also seeing a lot of tourist attraction. Increasing craze of social media and return of film shooting. Pictures of Kashmir’s Tulip Garden are going viral on social media these days, due to which there is a competition among young tourists and influencers to come here. Also, the return of film units to the valley and the increasing demand for pre-wedding shoots has firmly placed it on the global tourism map. Keeping in view the increasing number of tourists, the administration has made strict arrangements for security and facilities so that the visiting guests do not have to face any problem. Kashmir is a confluence of nature and peace. Experts say that tulip season is considered to be the official beginning of the tourism season in Kashmir. The way the figure of 3 lakh has been crossed this time, it is expected that Kashmir will set new records of tourism in the coming summer months. This blooming form of Kashmir is working like a balm for the travelers coming in search of peace and tranquility.