Kashmir is witnessing a huge tourist presence to embrace the Autumn Season or ‘Harud’

The autumn season is here in Kashmir and it seems as if someone has brushed the valley with magical colours. Autumn is called ‘Harud’ in the local language and during this season, the maple leaves of Chinar trees turn in beautiful gold brown from green. Tourists cannot wait to rush to this serene destination to witness Chinar in its full glory. Tourists from all over the globe are visiting Kashmir to spend a magical time under the shadows of these heritage Chinar trees.

From tourists to filmmakers, celebrities and theatre groups are visiting Kashmir to enjoy this mesmerizing season. At present, thousands of tourists are in Kashmir to witness the beauty of the autumn season and to see how the entire valley transforms into a vibrant canvas of Red, Orange and Yellow.

While Kashmir is a year-round tourist destination, the autumn season here has its own unique charm that never fails to please national and international tourists who come here from far away. In fact, to boost tourism in the region, the government has also announced special festivals during the autumn season.

The renowned Mughal Gardens, Nishat Bagh, Shalimar Bagh, Pari-Mahal, Chashmashahi, Naseem Bagh, and Chinar Bagh are adorned with Chinar trees, gleaming in hues of golden and brown, serving as an oasis for nature enthusiasts seeking solace from city life’s commotion.

The Mughal gardens boast a vibrant red carpet formed by the leaves of Chinar trees, set against the stunning backdrop of the Zabarwan Hills—a picturesque sight reminiscent of scenes often portrayed in Bollywood films, a treat for visiting tourists.

Are you not planning a Kashmir this autumn season to witness its beauty and charming atmosphere created by the autumn leaves of Chinar Trees?