Srinagar, April 21 -- Badamwari, Srinagar's historic almond garden, is currently experiencing a significant influx of visitors. This surge is primarily due to the blooming of almond trees, which marks the arrival of spring in the Kashmir Valley. The garden, located on the foothills of Koh-e-Maran in the old city, spans 300 kanals and is adorned with around 1,500 almond trees. The delicate pink and white blossoms have transformed the area into a picturesque landscape, attracting both local residents and tourists The recent pleasant weather has further enhanced the garden's appeal, making it a favored spot for visitors seeking a serene environment. Tourists can be seen strolling through the garden, capturing photographs, and enjoying the tr...