Apart from going on a hike or visiting Ladakh during the monsoon, there are numerous other activities you may do. Most people are unaware that India has some of the greatest flora, particularly during the monsoon season. Here is a list of six flower valleys you should visit as soon as possible…
- Valley of Flowers
The Valley of Flowers National Park in Uttarakhand welcomes you with vast fields of colour. This area is surrounded by snow-capped mountains and dazzling glaciers, and it is home to many orchids, marigolds, daisies, and poppies, as well as certain endangered wildlife.
- The Kangra Valley
Kangra Valley in Himachal Pradesh is one of the most beautiful places in the Himalayas. This blanket of green is interspersed with pine trees and orchards and is surrounded by the majestic mountains. The valley also has short excursions, rock climbing, and mountaineering for adventure enthusiasts!
- Gulmarg Valley
Gulmarg, which means “Meadow of Flowers,” is a renowned sight guarded by majestic mountains. Its sweeping meadows, brimming with blue bells, forget-me-nots, buttercups, and daisies, have drawn travellers for decades. If you’re thinking about going, plan ahead of time because the finest months are supposed to be May through August.
4. Silent Valley
Aside from the backwaters, Kerala is also known for the Silent Valley, often known as the “Indian Evergreen Natural Forests.” It is home to a number of endangered species, including long-tailed macaques, Nilgiri lagurs, and a variety of other primates.
5 Dzukou Valley
This breathtaking valley in Manipur is one of North East India’s most gorgeous attractions. Exotic flowers such as lilies and rhododendrons may be found from June through September.
So pack your luggage and plan your trip this monsoon to explore the incredible beauty of India’s flower valleys.
