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Welcome dear readers.
Once again, we're back with another topic that will surely catch your attention and might wake up the botanist inside you. This pleasing topic carries the information related to the different of the Indian flowers.
A flower is God's exquisite creation and a gift to the human race. There are countless species of flowers across the country, including the wildflowers. In the ecosystem, the flowers play an important role that is known by all. Not only in the ecosystem but, the importance of flowers is also mentioned in the various epics and other holy books where flowers are used as an offering to God. Many Indian holy shrines are supplied with a variety of flowers for decoration and conducting the daily aartis. Even the marriage rituals of India are incomplete without flowers. The bride and groom garland each other during the marriage ceremony and others shower them with petals.
There are some places in India that are adorned with the colorful creation of God in a particular season. The sight of those flowers remains tranquilizing for a specific period of time and shouts out about the miracles of Mother Nature.
Ask anyone about the Valley of Flowers in Uttarakhand and their face will automatically get a relaxed expression. Snug amid the snow-clad mighty Himalayas, Valley of Flowers is an alluring meadow that stands concrete hard on its name. It is a biosphere reserve and a UNESCO World Heritage Site that never ceases a chance to attract the globetrotters on a large scale. If you climb a nearby peak, this valley resembles a rainbow river.
Visiting Season- July-September
Trekking Permit- Required from the authorities
If you really wish to admire Mother Nature and her creativity then Yumthang Valley in Sikkim is the apt destination for you. This marvelous tourist site in Sikkim is always shrouded in the blanket of mist. It stands on the second platform because it is the largest place that houses the Rhododendron flowers in India. When the flowers bloom, the entire valley is festooned with the colorful carpet of flowers and that sight is truly spellbinding. People never forget to ensnare this spellbinding site in their cameras.
Visiting Season- May-June
Trekking Permit- Trekking Permit Required
Not only Mumbai, Mahabaleshwar, Lonavala, and Khandala but, Kaas is another major site of interest in Maharashtra. Kaas Plateau is a part of the Western Ghats that was enlisted as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the year 2012. It is a residence to more than 150 species of flowers and no visitor feels like going back once they enter into the new world of the tantalizing Kaas Plateau. Do not forget to carry the raincoats and a pair of trekking boots, people.
Visiting Season- August-September
Trekking Permit- No Trekking Permit Required
The Northeastern side of the country, especially Nagaland, is renowned for its amazeballs beauty. One of the prime attractions in Nagaland is Dzukou Valley. This valley is blest with serenity in its ambiance and is a must-visit destination. This valley is the home to Dzukou Lily, a rare flower that blooms only in this valley. People from different places visit this valley and stay for days just to catch the glimpse of the rare lily. Don't you think that's an interesting site?
Visiting Season- June-September
Trekking Permit- No Trekking Permit Required
How can the Valley of Munnar be skipped? Nope, it cannot be. It's a special place for all nature lovers. Tranquility, serenity, and calmness define Munnar because it is dotted with numerous travel attractions. One of the remarkable attractions in Munnar is the Neelakurinji Valley. This astounding valley bears the name of Neelakurinji, one of the rarest flowers of India. This flower is said to be unique because it blooms once in 12 years! When it blooms, the entire hillock where it is situated wears a blue robe.
Visiting Season- July-September
Trekking Permit- No Trekking Permit Required
Finally, this journey comes to its end. In true words, the different flower valleys and plateaus in India don a beguiling robe of flowers in a particular period of time that enhances the visual appeal of the region. The vibrancy makes them a center of attraction for a large populace of visitors that include the foreign national as well. The simple beauty of flowers is all about spreading the happiness. That's a major reason for the arrival of the Cheshire cat smile on a person's face when he/she is gifted with a bouquet. If you adore flowers then do not hesitate in visiting the above-mentioned places. And yes, do not forget to tell us which of the places is your favorite and why do you love a particular flower.
