Srinagar, 07 April: A historic day for tourism in Kashmir! The famous Tulip Garden in Srinagar saw a record-breaking 81,000 visitors in just one day, the highest number ever recorded. This amazing turnout shows how popular the Tulip Festival has become and highlights Kashmir as a great place to visit.
The large number of visitors came at the same time as several VIP movements in the city, which could have caused traffic problems. However, the Traffic Police in Srinagar did an excellent job managing the situation. Officers were stationed throughout the city, working hard to keep traffic flowing smoothly and helping tourists move around without causing too much disruption for everyone else.
Many locals, tourists, and officials praised the traffic management team for their efforts. People were thankful for the smooth experience, which allowed them to enjoy the beautiful flowers and festivities without worrying about traffic jams.
“This shows how dedicated and professional the traffic police are,” said a local resident. “Even with so many visitors, the city felt calm and welcoming, showing off the best of Kashmir.”
The Tulip Festival, known for its stunning displays of colorful flowers, has become a major attraction for both local and international tourists. This year’s record attendance reflects the growing interest in visiting Kashmir.
Local government and tourism officials are excited about the future of tourism in the area. With good management and a focus on providing a great experience for visitors, Kashmir is set to become a top destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers.
The success of this year’s Tulip Festival highlights the warmth and hospitality of the people of Kashmir, who are eager to share their beautiful home with visitors. As the season continues, there is hope that even more tourists will come, helping the local economy and bringing everyone together in celebration.
For those planning to visit, the Tulip Garden is still open, inviting everyone to see the stunning flowers and enjoy the fun activities that make this festival a beloved tradition in Kashmir.
