
Shirui Kashong Peak (Shirui Lily)
Ukhrul, Manipur, India
The misty 2,835 m peak that is the only home on earth of the Shirui Lily — Manipur's state flower, blooming pink across the summit each May–June.
Why visit: A world-exclusive flower on a cloud-wrapped summit trek.
History: Discovered for science by Frank Kingdon-Ward in 1946; the lily refuses to grow anywhere else despite every attempt.
- ›Shirui Lily meadows
- ›Summit trek
- ›Shirui Lily Festival
- ›Cloud-sea views
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Best time
May–Jun (bloom)
Entry fee
₹50–100 + guide
Est. budget
₹800–2,000
Duration
1–2 days
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