The Valley of Flowers is a spectacle of nature, a high-altitude Himalayan meadow famed for its endemic flora. Picture an unusual valley flanked by lofty, snow-capped peaks that remain majestic year-round. Cutting through this paradise is the Pushpavati River, emerging from the glacial resources of Ratvan Peak, which elegantly divides the valley in two.

Elevation: Ranging between 3000 to 4000 meters.
Dimensions: Approximately 10 Kms. in length and 2 Kms. in width.
Flora: Home to more than 500 species of rare wild flowers, creating a vibrant carpet of colour, a must-see for botanists and trekkers alike.