Valley Wears A Bright Red Hue With The Onset Of Autumn, Tourists Throng J&K. See Pics

This year, more than 25 lakh tourists have visited Kashmir so far, and this number is the highest in the last 75 years.

Autumn in Srinagar

The Kashmir Valley has turned red with the onset of autumn. The Chinar trees in Kashmir look as if they have been decorated with an array of colours. (Image: PTI)

The Mughal gardens wear a bright red hue with the Chinar trees and Zabarwan Hills at the backdrop. The Nishat garden, Shalimar Bagh, Naseem Bagh, and Chinar Bagh are witnessing a huge rush of tourists. (Image: PTI)

An official of the floriculture department said Mughal Gardens have witnessed an increase in footfalls. Those visiting gardens include social media influencers, filmmakers, photographers, and tourists. (Image: Twitter/@theaarifhussain)

The government has also announced special festivities for the tourists coming to the Valley during the Autumn. The tourist department have also made special arrangements for the visitors. (Image: Twitter/@theaarifhussain)

This year, more than 25 lakh tourists have visited Kashmir so far, and this number is the highest in the last 75 years. (Image: Twitter/@theaarifhussain)