Sangeen Darwaza, in fact is one of the gates built around Once upon a time Mughal cantonment area spread on thousand of acres popularly known as Badam wari ,a popular tourist spot particularly during spring time,as hundreds of Almond trees bloom in full . in fact the area is well within Srinagar city and walled . Must see place. Tourists can get an idea of old city and i am sure they will enjoy it.

Sangeen darwaz is big gate made by stones. It is a historical gate going to badamwari park

This is a open place for anybody to visit. Nowadays it's more like a road rather than a historical monument. Most people just kind of ignore it.

In the khanyar srinagar, this famous is one among the three gates(darwaza) built on the order of Mughal emperor Akbar. This darwaza is the prime entrence to the Hariparbat fort and Makhdoom Sahib*shrine, if one is coming from hawal-gandarbal road. Just next to the kati darwaza is the hub of famous Tibetan restaurants... Who are always there to serve woitu love... The Darwaza has been renovated last year as per National heritage guidelines on role...

Archaeological site.

Sangeen Darwaza is one of the historically crucial gates of the Hari Parbat Palace. Constructed in the Mughal Empire by Akbar, it is one of the two surviving gates along with Kathi Darwaza. The gate is face-to-face with the Maqdoom Shrine and leads to multiple crucial locations like the Sharika Temple, Badamwari Bagh, etc. you can enter through the Sangeen Darwaza and explore the Hari Parbat Fort, then return to also witness the Kathi Darwaza. The Sangeen Darwaza is placed in a Tibetan locality, so tourists can also enjoy the local delicacies like momos, laphing, etc. The initial structure of this gate included some rooms to offer villagers and other outsiders accommodation and protection.

An ancient place which looks great

History of Mughals in Kashmir.. superior architecture

Historical monument, and also a lot of great Tibetan food. Many Tibetan Muslims reside in the locality.

Historical place near Makhdoom Sahib shrine

Very good place to visit old memories

Sangeen darwaza clothing is really beautiful. The shop presentation is lovely. The staff could be a bit more helpful. They don’t check to see if you need help while in the change room so you have to walk out yourself to find other sizes. They just fix the racks up and chat amounts themselves. If shop assistants were like that back home in Australia where I live they would probably lose their jobs. Anyway, the clothing is why I went there and it didn’t disappoint.

One of the historical gate built in Mughal era to enter in hariparbath area located In the khanyar srinagar, the famous is one among the three gates built on the order of Akbar. This darwaza is the prime entrence to the Hariparbat and Makhdoom sb ist gate from GBL road Just next to the kati darwaza is the hub of famous restaurants... Who are available .. The Darwaza has been renovated last year

It is a heritage site. Emperor Akbar provided funds for construction of boundary wall aound the hill hari parbat to settle residents of city inside this fortification.This gate faces the shrine of Maqdoom sahib. Though the gate is not in the best of the conditions, needs lot of repairs to preserve this heritage site. Around this gate you can find the market of Tibetan food, including the famous momos.

Sangeen Darwaza is in the Hawal area of downtown street,, this is the one door of fort hari parvat, this drwaza is made by Mughal empire In the period of Great Akbar badshah

This is one of three old gates from the walls of the old Mughal garrison.

Sangeen Darwaza is historical Door and its kind of amazing its still standing.just adjacent to door are some room may b use by Guards at that time.This is a great historical place to take a glimpse of. This is just a gateway of the great wall made by the mughals for the entry of the well known hari parbat fort.

If you visit there you will find famous momo shop and from this gate you can reach many places like makhdoom sahab, nowhatta etc

Sangin Darwaza is one of the two entrances to the Hari Parbat Fort, which is an ancient citadel belonging to the Mughal era in Kashmir. Built of stone, this arched gate stands as a reminiscent of the valley's royal past. The imposing entrance, constructed in Mughal architectural style, impresses every visitor. In contrary to the Kathi Darwaza – the first gate of the fort, this one does not feature Persian inscriptions on its high ceiling and walls.