Floral Symphony: Discover the Biodiversity of the Valley of Flowers

The Valley of Flowers is a treasure trove of Himalayan biodiversity. Spanning over 87 square kilometers, it is home to rare and endemic species including the blue poppy, Brahma kamal, and cobra lily. The valley also supports a fragile ecosystem that hosts butterflies, bees, birds, and mammals like the Asiatic black bear. Scientists and ecologists are continually fascinated by its unique combination of microclimates and endemic flora. Visiting the valley is like walking into a living laboratory of evolution and adaptation, where every bloom tells a story of survival and beauty in one of the planet’s most challenging terrains.