SHALIMAR BAGH MUGHAL GARDEN
Since 1619
“Shalimar Bagh Mughal Garden was commissioned by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in 1619 for his beloved wife and boasts splendid Mughal architecture. Transforming into a public park, it has earned the title of the "crown of Srinagar." The garden's layout showcases intricate architectural designs, representing a harmonious blend of natural allure and man-made structures. Shalimar Garden has gained popularity among tourists worldwide, demonstrating the superior horticultural craftsmanship of the Mughals. The garden comprises two terraces – the first, Diwan-e-Aam, and the second, Diwan-e-Khas. Both terraces feature a total of four hundred and forty fountains. The captivating arches, called Chini Khanas, are illuminated with oil lamps, adding to the enchanting beauty of the garden. Shalimar Bagh is considered a pinnacle of Mughal horticulture and has retained its allure as a public park, also recognised as the crown of Srinagar.
UNIQUE FACTS:
• Beautiful Architecture.”
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