Experience Valley of Flowers trek Weather the best in the monsoon season and discover over 500 species in bloom.

Valley of Flowers trek Weather : Truth behind Fears

Valley of Flowers is a monsoon trek, and it’s commonly believed that trekking during the monsoon season is risky and dangerous. But honestly, that’s just a myth — because the real beauty of the Valley of Flowers can only be seen during the monsoon. And to tell you the truth, if you have proper trekking shoes, this trek is not risky at all. On top of that, it’s not even as cold as people assume.

A lot of people hold themselves back, constantly overthinking — “What if something goes wrong?”, “Will we be able to survive the monsoon?”, “Isn’t it too cold?”, “Does it rain every day?” They keep obsessing over questions like which month is best, which week has perfect weather… and in doing so, they miss out on experiencing the raw natural beauty that India has to offer.

Now just think — on a single trek, at one single location, you get to see over 500 different species of flowers, each with its own unique smell, texture, and color. And some of these are such rare flowers that they bloom only once a year. TrekYaari is truly proud to offer one of the best treks in India.

The most important thing to understand is that rain doesn’t spoil this trek — in fact, if it rains during your trek, consider yourself lucky, because that’s exactly when new flower species start to bloom.

Now coming to the cold — yes, it’s a Himalayan trek, so of course, it will be cold. But not so much that it becomes uncomfortable. Our base village, Ghangaria, is at 9,500 ft, and that’s where we stay overnight after the Valley of Flowers and Hemkund Sahib treks. The temperature there is manageable. All you need to carry are 3 warm layers — and you’re good to go.

Also, TrekYaari provides high-quality, budget-friendly padded trekking jackets from the brand Hikerece — and you even get them at 50% off.

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