In Jammu and Kashmir, the exquisite Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden nestled in the foothills of the Zabarwan mountain range in Srinagar, earned today a prestigious spot in the World Book of Records (London). This coveted recognition hails the garden as Asia’s largest tulip paradise, adorned with a breathtaking array of 1.5 million tulip plants, representing a stunning ensemble of 68 distinctive tulip varieties.
In a formal ceremony held today at the Tulip Garden, Commissioner Secretary Floriculture, Gardens & Parks, Sheikh Fayaz Ahmad, was honored with the certification by President and CEO of World Book of Records (London), Santosh Shukla. Speaking about this remarkable accolade, the Commissioner Secretary expressed his profound gratitude to the World Book of Records (London) team for acknowledging the magnificence of Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden. He deemed this recognition as a monumental achievement, one that would not only elevate the stature of Srinagar’s floral treasure but also contribute to the growth of the local economy in the serene valleys of Kashmir. He further said the inclusion in the World Book of Records is not only a recognition of Srinagar’s blossoming gem but also a celebration of the enchanting bond between humanity and nature.
Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden, affectionately known for its breathtaking vista, not only boasts a splendid collection of tulips but also serves as a haven for a myriad of flower species. Delicate Daffodils, fragrant Hyacinths, resplendent Roses, charming Ranunculi, vibrant Muscaria and enchanting Iris blooms flourish alongside the iconic tulips, creating an enchanting tapestry of colors and fragrances. President and CEO of World Book of Records Santosh Shukla extended his heartfelt congratulations to the Central Working Committee of the organization for the feat. He said this recognition underscores the unparalleled beauty and magnificence of Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden, positioning it as a symbol of nature’s splendor and human ingenuity.
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