Valley Of Flower 3 Night 4 Day Tour

Valley of Flower, high in the lofty Himalayas of the Garhwal region sprawls this enchanting valley famous for its charming meadows of alpine flowers and known as a paradise for nature lovers. It’s a core zone of Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve and located at a height of 3858 Mts above sea level. As the name suggests there is a variety of 520 species of rare collection of exotic flowers which are in bloom from end of June till September, the valley remain open from 1st June every year and closes on 4th October. This valley is not just famous for Flowers but there is plenty of wildlife with Musk Deer, Brown Beer, Himalayan Black Deer, Bharal and a huge variety of butterflies. River Pushpawati runs through the valley and the river bed is 8 kilometers from the entry gate with flowers all around and the backdrop offere views of mighty Himalayas and glittering glaciers. The trek for Valley of Flowers starts from Village Pulna which is about 5 Kms ahead from Govindghat and from here the 13 Km well laid trek will take us to Ghangaria which is the base for trek to both the Valley of Flowers and Gurdwara Hemkund Sahib which is an important pilgrimage for Sikhs and Hindus and is about 5 Km from the base camp at Ghangaria.

More about the Trek:

Valley of Flowers is a moderate trek and provides immense delight to nature lovers. The starting point of this trek is at village Pulna which is 5 Kms ahead of Govindghat. Govindghat is about 280 Kms drive from Rishikesh, the drive goes past Devprayag – Srinagar – Rudraprayag – Karanprayag – Chamoli – Joshimath and Govindghat where we stay overnight before taking this 13 Kms uphill trek to Ghangaraia. The entire route is along river Laxman Ganga and lined by thick forest with the backdrop offering impressive views of mountain peaks of Himalayas.