A historic Mughal garden built around a powerful natural spring, where terraced channels, fountains and old chinars shape an elegant Kashmir landscape.
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Achabal Garden in Anantnag district is arranged around a natural spring that flows through terraced channels and fountains. Developed during the Mughal period, the garden combines water engineering, formal landscaping and mature chinar trees. Its spring-fed design and historic character make Achabal an important example of Kashmir's garden heritage.
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