
Kaas Plateau of Flowers
Satara, Maharashtra, India
The UNESCO 'Valley of Flowers of Maharashtra' — a laterite plateau that erupts into carpets of pink, blue and yellow endemic blooms each September.
Why visit: A once-a-year wildflower spectacle of 850 species.
- ›Flower carpets
- ›Kaas lake
- ›Endemic orchids
- ›Boardwalk trails
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Best time
Late Aug–early Oct
Entry fee
₹100 (online quota)
Est. budget
₹300–800
Duration
Half day
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