Chashma Shahi, known as The Royal Spring, epitomizes Mughal opulence and architectural mastery, commissioned in 1632 AD by Ali Mardan Khan for Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan's son, Prince Dara Shikoh. Nestled in the Zabarwan Range near Srinagar, Kashmir, it spans an acre, boasting a natural spring with reputed healing properties. The garden, adhering to classic Mughal design principles, features three terraces with cascading fountains, intricate pavilions, and vibrant flora. Despite being the smallest among Srinagar's Mughal gardens, Chashma Shahi holds cultural and historical significance, attracting tourists with its enduring beauty, especially during spring and early summer. The garden remains a tranquil retreat, connecting visitors to Kashmir's rich heritage and Mughal legacy.