Valley of Flowers Trek Tour Package

Ans. Valley of Flowers is a high-altitude tourist destination open only from June to October. As a result, visiting VOF during these four months is the best option. Heavy rainfall is common in the Valley of Flowers area due to its high altitude; therefore, we recommend that you check the weather conditions before beginning your trek to Valley of Flowers.

Ans. The Valley of Flowers trek does not require a trekking guide. The trek route is well-marked, and hundreds of people and mules are following it. If you are traveling alone and require assistance in an emergency, it is best to hire a guide.

Ans. The valley is home to a variety of rare and amazing wildlife species, including the grey langur, flying squirrel, Himalayan weasel, and black bear, as well as the red fox, lime butterfly, snow leopard, and Himalayan Monal, to name a few.

Ans. Every year on June 1st, the Valley of Flowers trek is open to the public. From June to October, the park is open for business. Start early from Ghangaria to give yourself more time in the Valley of Flowers.

Ans. The Valley of Flowers is home to 520 high altitude plant species, including angiosperms, gymnosperms, and Pteridophytes, 498 of which are flowering plants.