By Sheetal Kumari | April 2, 2025
The vibrant red Rhododendron carpets the Himalayan slopes in summer. Found in Uttarakhand, Himachal, and Sikkim, its nectar attracts birds and butterflies, adding magic to mountain landscapes.
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The Blue Lotus, thrives in calm waters. Sacred in Hinduism and Buddhism, its breathtaking blue petals bloom in summer, offering a serene sight.
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True to its name, the Flame Lily’s red and yellow petals resemble flickering flames. Found in forests and gardens, this exotic flower is also the national flower of Zimbabwe.
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Shillong’s cherry blossoms transform the city into a pink paradise in summer. This Indian version of Japan’s Sakura draws thousands of visitors during the annual Cherry Blossom Festival.
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The mysterious Cobra Lily is named for its hooded shape, resembling a snake. Found in the Western Ghats and the Himalayas, this exotic flower is known for its insect-trapping mechanism.
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The vibrant red Rhododendron carpets the Himalayan slopes in summer. Found in Uttarakhand, Himachal, and Sikkim, its nectar attracts birds and butterflies, adding magic to mountain landscapes.
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Found in Uttarakhand, the rare Brahma Kamal blooms only at night. It’s named after Lord Brahma and is believed to bring good luck. Its white petals glow beautifully in the dark.
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Kadupul Flower, also known as the ‘Queen of the Night’. This rare flower blooms only at night and wilts before dawn, making it a rare sight to behold.
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The Champak Flower, also known as the ‘Golden Champa’, is known for its beautiful yellow petals and sweet fragrance.
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Found in the Western Ghats, Sita Ashok flower is known for its delicate white petals and vibrant red center.
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