Prominent singers enthrall audience; tourism, floriculture departments organize grand event
Srinagar: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Friday inaugurated the “Almond Bloom Festival” at the iconic Badamwari garden in Srinagar’s old city, marking the onset of spring in Kashmir.
The event , according to the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) was organized jointly by the Tourism and Floriculture Departments and witnessed participation from top officials, artists, and the public.
Deputy Chief Minister Surinder Chowdhury, NC chief spokesperson, Tanvir Sadiq, Director Tourism and other dignitaries were present on the occasion.
The highlight of the festival was a grand musical show which began at 3 PM. Renowned Kashmiri artists, including Noor Mohammad, Aayan Sajad, Irfan Bilal, and Zaid Sikandar, performed live, leaving the audience mesmerized with their soulful music.
Additionally, the bloom of almond blossoms at Badamwari traditionally marked the arrival of spring in Kashmir, and the festival is aimed to celebrate Valley’s natural beauty while providing a platform for local talent—(KNO)
