If you want to see heaven on earth, then reach the Valley of Flowers of Uttarakhand in August, you will be amazed at the beautiful views.

Uttarakhand is famous in the country and abroad for its natural beauty, high mountains and lush green views. There are many such places here which attract a large number of tourists every year. One such place is ‘Valley of Flowers National Park’. This place fascinates the tourists with its magnificent natural beauty and variety of wild flowers. If you want to spend some memorable moments close to nature, then this place is a great option.

With the onset of monsoon season the view of the Valley of Flowers changes completely. In August the flowers are in full bloom and the whole valley is filled with colours; Therefore, August is considered the best month to visit. During this time the weather is pleasant and the surrounding area remains green. Let us know what there is in the Valley of Flowers, how to reach there and what things to keep in mind before visiting.

Valley of Flowers National Park located in Chamoli district of Uttarakhand is famous all over the world for its natural beauty. More than 500 species of wild flowers are found here and in the month of August this valley starts looking like a colorful paradise. Apart from this, snow-capped peaks, lush green meadows, waterfalls and clear flowing rivers further add to the beauty of this area.

Here tourists can also see many unique plants and colorful butterflies. This place is very popular among photography enthusiasts and trekkers. The peaceful atmosphere here and the surrounding natural beauty give a unique experience to the tourists. If you want to see the beauty of nature closely, then definitely visit the Valley of Flowers.

How to reach Valley of Flowers and when can you go?

To reach Valley of Flowers, you can first go to Dehradun’s Jolly Grant Airport, Haridwar or Rishikesh by air or road. From there one has to travel by road to Govindghat. After trekking about 13 kilometers from Govindghat, you reach Ghangharia. Beyond Ghangharia one has to trek for about 4 kilometers. This national park is open to tourists from 1 June to 31 October every year. It requires an entry ticket and entry is only at scheduled times, so it is important to be punctual.

What things should you keep in mind before going on a trip?
It can rain in August, so carry a raincoat or umbrella, trekking shoes with good grip and light warm clothes. Also, carry a water bottle, light snacks and essential medicines. Follow the park rules and do not litter. Avoid plucking wild flowers or damaging the plants, as this is a protected national park. Get inside on time and plan to return before evening to make your trip safe and memorable.