Valley of Flowers National Park

The Valley of Flowers National Park is a beautiful national park located in Uttarakhand state in India. It is a World Heritage Site recognized by UNESCO and is famous for its enchanting meadows that bloom with alpine flowers! 

The Valley of Flowers National Park is also home to endangered animals such as the Snow Leopard, Brown Bear, Musk Deer, Black Sheep, etc. The Himalayan Monal Pheasant is a beautiful bird species found inside the park. The National Park is 8 km long and 2 km wide. The Park is also visited by Indian Yogis who frequent the region for meditation. The region as declared a national park in 1982. The Valley of Flowers National Park is situated at an altitude varying from 3,250 meters to 6,750 meters! The park is known for its beautiful flower species, majestic Himalayan peaks, and crystal-clear streams! The park is a must-visit destination for lovers of natural beauty and adventure!

The Valley of Flowers National Park is best visited from March to October. The park remains covered by snow from November to May. With the roads being inaccessible during this period, the park remains unreachable. 

The park does not belong to a single city limit. You will find the exact location of Valley of Flowers National Park on the map above.