Badamwari Garden Srinagar, Kashmir

The Badamwar is now commonly known as the Badamwari garden near the foothills of the Koh-e-Maran, which was previously known as Hari Parvat. It's a historical garden, often argued among the historians who established the garden. Some people consider it founded by Mughal emperor Akbar, while others opine that the encircled place existed even before the 14th century when there was no Mughal empire. However, the travelers who visit Badamwari garden for amusement and recreation don't bother themselves with the name.

The blooming almond trees are the fundamental source of attraction for tourists. In addition to this, this garden's natural ambiance is so charming that few can resist visiting the place. Line of bushes and flowery branches enhance the structural beauty of the garden. The fragrance of different kinds of flowers floats in the air.

The garden has a gateway built in Mughal architecture style, and there's also a giant dome inside the park.

Things to do in Badamwari

Familiar visitors are not limited to tourists or local people; many bloggers and content creators also find the place suitable for their work. The photoshoot is so typical an activity that it doesn't need to be mentioned. It is best to view the trees' mesmerizing beauty in the garden, especially the almond trees. Tourists love to spend time here in the lap of nature.

How to reach Badamwari

By Road: National Highway 44 is the best route to visit Srinagar, Badmwari.

By air: Srinagar airport

By train: Srinagar railway station is the closest train station to Badamwari. Every major city has a train that connects to Srinagar.

Best time to visit Badamwari

Local people visit the place occasionally and when a festival is going on. However, the garden witnesses a large number of visitors only in the springtime.

Entry Fee

Visitors are not required to pay any fee in Badamwari garden.

Visiting Timings

10 am to 5 pm

List of other attractions near Badamwari

• Hari Parvat fort
• Jamia masjid
• Hazratbal mosque
• Shalimar Bagh
• Pari Mahal