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| Name | Nishat Bagh the beauty of kashmir (Play at 1080p HD) |
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| Video Discription | Mirk - The Splendid Beauty Near Darjeeling India http://youtu.be/Z8nkif1RPLw Nishat Bagh Agar Firdous Baroye zameen ast Hami asto, hami asto, hami asto......... It is a terraced Mughal garden sprawled along the eastern side of the Dal Lake, with the towering Zabarwan hills as its backdrop, in the city of Srinagar , Kashmir. Nishat Bagh is well known for its stately 'Chinar' trees, which were imported to Kashmir from Persia by the Mughals. Many of the giant chinar trees have been planted by the Mughals. Best time to visit Nishat Bagh is between the months of April to Octobers with summers being excellent for sightseeing and nature at its peak during this season. The timings for visiting Nishat Bagh are from 9:30 am to 5:30 pm. The garden remains closed on Fridays. ----- The aptly named 'garden of joy' is truly a sight to behold, designed by Asaf Khan, on the orders of Mughal Emperor Jahangir, as a token of love for his wife Nur Jahan, the sister of Asaf Khan; also to serve as a place of leisure and reminiscence. Widely considered to be a master class of Mughal horticulture, the garden teems with rarely seen species of flowering plants, complete with lengthy alleyways lined with Chinar and cypress trees. Fondly named as the Garden Farah Baksh or the 'Bestower of Pleasure' by Emperor Jahangir, the garden also came to be known as Faiz Baksh, afterwards. Nishat Bagh has surprisingly remained intact since its construction in 1619. A garden that has stayed true to its Persian heritage, with its panorama on lines of the Islamic garden layout, the place is spread over 32 acres of flat land, its rectangular shape sculpted into 3 terraces containing pools of flowing water. Wondrous to watch is the flow of water from the higher terrace pool to the lower one, sashaying down as a resplendent waterfall. Every pool has multiple water-fountains lined-up in the centre, outlined by rows of Chinar trees and walk-ways running in tandem with the pool. The source of water is the central water-canal 'Shah Nahar', fed as it is by a mile long canal drawing water from the Dal Lake. aVXC1z0zojs |
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| Tags | Kashmir | Nishat bagh | nature | mugal gardens | flowers | beauty | Firdous | jannat | Garden (Literature Subject) | Breath Taking |
