Buning Meadow (Piuluan Valley)
Tamenglong, Manipur, India
A rolling upland meadow near Noney that blushes with wild lilies and ground orchids each summer — Tamenglong's hidden 'valley of flowers'.
Why visit: Flower-carpeted highland meadows almost no tourists reach.
- ›Lily meadows
- ›Ground orchids
- ›Meadow camping
- ›Ridge views
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Best time
Apr–Jun (blooms)
Entry fee
Free
Est. budget
₹300–800
Duration
Full day
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