Valley Of Flowers Opening Date Announced; Treks To Start From 1st June

The Opening Date for Valley of Flowers trek in the Chamoli district is June 1, 2024, which is a place that is home to many colourful and incredible flowers such as marigolds and orchids. In addition to this one can also see a range of birds, butterflies, and animals in the region. Those planning the trek must do it before October 31, 2024, as the valley will be closed for visitors.

The Valley of Flowers is blessed with rare and exotic Himalayan flora. It is home to over 300 species of flowers including anemones, geraniums, primulas, blue poppies, and bluebells. But the most awesome flower to witness here is the Brahma Kamal, also the state flower of Uttarakhand.

The mighty Himalayan ranges play a perfect background against these pretty flowers. The trek goes through some dense forests and takes trekkers along the Pushpawati River. Also during your trekking, you can visit several pretty bridges, glaciers, and waterfalls on the way. 

The Valley of Flowers in Uttarakhand is considered one of the most scenic spots in India, the Valley of Flowers and the gorgeous national park attracts travellers and trekkers from across the globe. The charming meadows of alpine flowers, the richness of flora and fauna, and the wonderful view of snow-clad peaks can’t be experienced anywhere else.

If you get lucky, you can also witness sheep, musk deer, bear, and snow leopards in the region.

Considered one of the most scenic spots in India, the Valley of Flowers and the gorgeous national park attracts travellers and trekkers from across the globe. The charming meadows of alpine flowers, the richness of flora and fauna, and the wonderful view of snow-clad peaks can’t be experienced anywhere else.

Visitors are advised to check the official website of Uttarakhand Tourism for updates on weather conditions and trekking permits before planning their trip. The village can be reached by cab or private vehicle from the nearest railway station in Rishikesh, approximately 262 km away, or the Jolly Grant Airport in Dehradun, about 270 km away.

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