The authorities in Kashmir have started preparations of blooming the world famous tulip garden and the commencement has started with importing at least eight lakh tulip bulbs from Holland.
Since the very beginning of introducing the tulip show, the festival have become a vital source of many to earn their livelihood.
The importing of eight lakh tulip bulbs will soon bloom in the fertile fields that are surrounded by the majestic Zabarwan hills in Srinagar.
Authorities by the means of spreading more area of the garden is sending a direct message that the garden is proving to be very beneficial for the local tourism and the overall business.
The economic ramifications of this effort are considerable. Tourism is the backbone of Kashmir’s economy and the tulip garden has become an important anchor of spring tourism season.
The decision to import from Holland, a real epicenter of tulips in the world, is a commitment to quality and guarantees that the visitor will be treated to a stunning attraction with an array of colors that Gangbal will be quite unique and an exceptional bloom.
Tulip garden in Srinagar plays a role of bridge that connects it with the world tourism.
The tulip garden, notwithstanding the economics, is a meaningful manifestation of revival and peace.
The determination to effectively reconfigure eight lakh imported tulip bulbs is meaningful and symbolic that works through and through, with the intention to care for the valley as whole sensible experience.
Just as each of these bulbs carry promise of a beautiful flower, so do each of gears of policies to support tourism and beautifying Kashmir hold promise of a day imagined for an exceptional more stable future.
And what stands is representation can be lived and bloomed again, as a symbol of the peace and stability that makes such expansive repurposing of life possible.
