Srinagar, Apr 15 (ANI): Asia's largest Tulip Garden in the foothills of Zabarwan hills in Kashmir, which has been opened for tourists, saw a large number of tourists enjoying traditional hot and sweet tea 'Kahwa'. Kahwa is an old-aged traditional and sweet hot tea of Kashmir Valley and is savoured mostly during winters. 'Kahwa' is made using different spices, including specific tea, cinnamon, cardamom, black paper, rose water and world-famous Kashmiri saffron. Talking to ANI, one of the tourists said 'Kahwa', which is prepared in a copper tea pot 'samovar', they really enjoyed the tea and would ask their friends to visit the garden and drink 'Kahwa'. Thousands of tourists are seen visiting the garden where they are enjoying 'Kahwa' in the pleasant weather and attractive surroundings of Tulip Garden.