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Experience the colourful beauty of the Valley of Flowers through these breathtaking Himalayan landscapes.
Located in Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, the Valley of Flowers National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Every monsoon the valley transforms into a colourful paradise with hundreds of Himalayan flower species, making it one of India's most beautiful trekking destinations.
Explore the world-famous Valley of Flowers National Park, where thousands of colourful alpine flowers bloom amidst snow-capped Himalayan peaks, waterfalls and lush green meadows.
Garhwal
Chamoli
Govindghat
Pulna Village
5–6 Days
Easy to Moderate
3,658 m
July–September
Valley of Flowers Trek is famous for its colourful alpine flowers, waterfalls, lush green meadows and breathtaking Himalayan landscapes.
Witness over 500 species of rare Himalayan flowers blooming across the valley.
Enjoy panoramic views of majestic Himalayan mountains surrounding the valley.
Walk past beautiful waterfalls and crystal-clear mountain streams.
Discover colourful butterflies, birds and unique Himalayan wildlife.
Capture colourful flower fields, misty mountains and unforgettable scenery.
A peaceful trek perfect for families, beginners and nature lovers.
Approximately 38 km (round trip).
3,658 metres above sea level.
Easy to Moderate.
7°C to 18°C during the trekking season.
Available up to Govindghat; very limited beyond Ghangaria.
Hotels, guest houses and camps are available at Govindghat and Ghangaria.
Arrive at Govindghat and prepare for the trek.
Trek from Pulna to Ghangaria through beautiful forests and rivers.
Explore the Valley of Flowers National Park and return to Ghangaria.
Optional visit to Hemkund Sahib or enjoy another walk through the valley.
Trek back to Govindghat while enjoying the final Himalayan views.
Departure with unforgettable memories of the Valley of Flowers.
Experience the colourful beauty of the Valley of Flowers through these breathtaking Himalayan landscapes.
It is famous for its colourful alpine flowers, rich biodiversity and UNESCO World Heritage status.
July to September is the best season when the valley is in full bloom.
Yes. It is an easy to moderate trek suitable for beginners with basic fitness.
Yes. Many visitors combine the Valley of Flowers Trek with a visit to Hemkund Sahib.
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