Valley of Flowers National Park, Chamoli, Uttarakhand
Valley of Flowers National Park is a national park located
in Chamoli in the Indian state of Uttarakhand. It is perched at
an altitude of 3600 m and is known for its meadows of endemic alpine flowers
and the variety of flora. It is the second core zone of the Nanda Devi
Biosphere Reserve. It is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the
Western Himalayas.
Legends
The Valley of Flowers is believed to be the place from where
Hanuman brought the magical herb to resuscitate Lakshmana in the Hindu epic
Ramayana. The legend still holds value as many people continue to believe that
Sanjeevani, the magical herb, continues to grow in the park. Locals believe it
is the playground of fairies and that they descend to the valley in absence of
humans.
History
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brief details, please refer below link;
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The
National Park
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brief details, please refer below link;
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Entry
Fees
Indians: Rs.150 per person (valid for 3 days) + Rs. 50
for each additional day
Foreigners: Rs. 600 per person (for 3 days) + Rs. 250 for
each additional day
Video Cam: Rs.500
Connectivity
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brief details, please refer below link;
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Location