Wonderful though crowded. Lots of locals and tourists both. It was a lovely evening spent in October and we got lucky enough to chat with the gardeners about upcoming suitable plants for the winter season. Highly recommended. Our driver was rushing us so we got less than an hour here, but you could easily relax here and spend a couple of hours contemplating the giant flowers. Clean toilets inside and also a limited cafe where you can get food and tea. The Nishat Shopping Centre right opposite has great food and shopping options.

The actual name of the garden is Nishat. Out of the four or five gardens in Srinagar, the Nishat Garden and Shalimar Garden are close to each other, and both of these gardens are equally good in size and beauty. The view of Dal Lake from the garden is mesmerizing. This is a huge garden in steps along a waterbody. At every juncture, we will not resist taking take photgraphs.This is the second largest Mughal garden in Kashmir, the first being the Shalimar Garden. The garden has 12 terraces. The best place to take pictures in this garden is on the last three terraces. You can find many Chinar trees all over the garden. There are also a number of shopping stalls in front of the garden, along with food joints.

If you happen to be in Srinagar during Snowfall, you must go here then. Even if snowfall had happened in last 1-2 days and on a given day, it is a bright sunshine… do plan to visit this garden. You will be mesmerised with the snow capped mountains in the background of this garden and can spent hours just admiring it

Lovely place, this should ideally be your last spot on the Srinagar itinerary. Unlike other gardens, you can sit in the garden, don't forget to carry your own mats (Chatai). We went on Sat and could see lot of locals in the garden enjoying with family. The place also offers great views of the Dal lake. There's a section near the toilets which has high Chinaar trees. Absolutely lovely area and less crowded. The lonely bench makes for a great picture.

The Bagh was built in the 17th century. It has 12 terraces representing the 12 zodiac signs. The terraces are filled with geraniums, roses etc. It has a Mughal central water channel with fountains, surrounded by Chinar trees. The Nishat Bagh is delightful, photogenic & surreal. When we visited, the Sun was climbing the sky. It was already warm, but the flowers & greenery proved to be soothing to the eyes. We also got ourselves clicked in the traditional Kashmiri attire at Nishat Bagh. You may find quite a bit of crowd here. You can get a spectacular sunset view of the Dal Lake.

Housing Kashmir’s Heritage tree, a 300 year old Chinar. The garden is well worth your evening time. With a variety of flowers (dominated by roses in all shades) - this place is an excellent spot to just relax among nature. While it does get crowded in the evening there are plenty of spots to sit and enjoy under the trees. Please note : No shades are there, and it would get very sunny during day time.

This garden was well maintained, the fountains were working and the garden was very clean. Gave a good idea of the Mugual gardens. But again there were ni signages to explain the various levels, and the structure. But was a good experience.