Achabal is a Mughal garden built around a powerful spring about 8 km from Anantnag, with water gushing down terraced channels and cascades under chinar trees. It's often linked with the Mughal court's women gardeners. It's the first or last stop on a South Kashmir springs day.
Achabal at a glance
Last checked 29 September 2026
Type
Mughal garden & spring
Where
~8 km from Anantnag (approx.)
Time needed
1 hour
Best time
Morning
Entry / ticket
Small entry fee, paid at the gate
Access status
Open
What to expect
What to expect at Achabal
Water bursts from the hillside and runs through the terraces.
Chinars shade the lawns; autumn colour is excellent.
Smaller and quieter than Srinagar's gardens.
What it costs (approx.)
Garden entry (Achabal / Kokernag / Verinag)
Rates confirmed in your quote
Approx. per person. Rates change; your quote confirms them.Last checked 29 September 2026