Valley of Flowers Trek

A UNESCO World Heritage Himalayan Valley Famous for Colorful Alpine Blooms

5–6 Days 14,100 ft Base: Govindghat Jul – Sep Easy – Moderate

About Valley of Flowers Trek

Valley of Flowers Trek is a world-famous Himalayan trek located in Uttarakhand and recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its extraordinary natural beauty and rich biodiversity.

The trek begins from Govindghat and leads to the charming village of Ghangaria, from where trekkers explore the spectacular valley carpeted with hundreds of colorful alpine flowers during the monsoon season.

Surrounded by snow-clad peaks such as Nilgiri Parvat, Rataban, and Gauri Parvat, the valley comes alive between July and September with blooming flowers, glacial streams, waterfalls, and lush green meadows.

The trek is easy to moderate in difficulty, making it suitable for beginners, nature lovers, photographers, and anyone seeking a peaceful Himalayan experience.

A visit to the sacred Hemkund Sahib adds a spiritual touch to the journey, making the Valley of Flowers Trek a perfect blend of nature, adventure, and cultural significance.

Starting Price

₹8,000 / Person

✔ Stay + Meals ✔ Guide Included ✔ Permits

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Valley of Flowers Trek Itinerary

Day 1 Haridwar to Govindghat (6,000 ft) Drive Day

• Drive 290–295 km in 10–11 hours via Devprayag Sangam and Dhari Devi temple.
• Check into hotel at Govindghat (1,800 m / 6,000 ft) and rest.

Day 2 Govindghat to Pulna to Ghangaria (10,170 ft) 5–6 hrs

• Shuttle 5 km (4–5 km per sources) to Pulna (6,900 ft) in 15–20 minutes, then trek 9 km to Ghangaria (3,050–3,100 m / 10,000–10,170 ft) in 4–6 hours.
• Overnight in the guesthouse at Ghangaria base camp.

Day 3 Ghangaria to Valley of Flowers (11,800–12,500 ft) and Back 8–10 km | 6-8 hrs

• Trek 7–8 km round trip (3.5–4 km each way) in 6–8 hours to explore the UNESCO site with alpine flowers and wildlife like musk deer and Himalayan monal.
• Altitude peaks at 3,500–3,600 m (11,500–11,800 ft); return to Ghangaria (10,170 ft) for overnight.

Day 4 Ghangaria to Hemkund Sahib (15,200 ft) and Back 12 km | 7-9 hrs

• Trek 12 km round trip (6 km each way) in 7–9 hours on a steep, paved path to the high-altitude Sikh gurudwara by a glacial lake.
• Altitude gain to 4,300–4,632 m (14,100–15,200 ft); descend to Ghangaria (10,170 ft) for overnight.

Day 5 Ghangaria to Pulna to Govindghat (6,000 ft) 14 km | 4–5 hrs

• Trek 9 km downhill to Pulna (6,900 ft) in 4–5 hours, then 5 km shuttle to Govindghat (6,000 ft).
• Overnight stay at hotel in Govindghat.

Day 6 Govindghat to Haridwar Drive Day

• Drive 290–295 km in 10–11 hours via Rishikesh for Laxman Jhula, Ram Jhula, and Ganga temple sightseeing.
• Drop-off at Haridwar railway station (1,200 ft).

Highlights

Vast stretches of colorful alpine flowers, including rare Himalayan species.
Breathtaking views of snow-clad peaks like Nilgiri Parvat, Rataban, and Gauri Parvat.
Walk through lush meadows, glacial streams, and cascading waterfalls.
Opportunity to visit the sacred Hemkund Sahib nearby for a spiritual touch.
Rich biodiversity with chances to spot butterflies and Himalayan flora/fauna.