Hello, Local Guides!
I am back on Connect after a long break and I am sorry that I was not able to respond to lots of mentions and posts here. In this post, I have come back along with some photos of national flower of Nepal “Laligurans” taken by me. Lots of posts are on the way and I hope to get your replies. ( @NadyaPN )
Laligurans, the national flower of Nepal is one of the most beautiful species of Rhododendron found in the hilly region of Nepal.
Some Interesting Facts about Laligurans (लालिगुराँस)
- Laligurans was declared as a national flower of Nepal in 2019 B.S.
- It is also mentioned in 500 and 100 notes of Nepalese rupees.
- The tree of Laligurans can be up to 10 m to 30 m tall.
- The flower is edible and can be made into delicious juice, wine, and pickles.
- Laligurans is found during late February to April.
Here are some photos of Laligurans
Photo: Myself
Device: Canon 80D
Location: Sailung, Dolakha
Please feel free to post photos of National flowers of your country too.
Namaste, Niraj
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thanks for share @NirajBhusal . i love this color . want to know it’s smell
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Hello @MahabubMunna thanks for reaching my post. Beside smell the taste is also good and you will love to taste it.
very beautiful flower, thank you @NirajBhusal for sharing with us,
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Thank you so much @AbdullahAM .
Namaste, Niraj
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Hi @NirajBhusal ,
I’m really happy to see that you’re back. I hope you’re doing well!
The Laligurans you’ve shared are just gorgeous. You’ve taken some great photos. Do these have a strong aroma or not so much?
I’m sharing a photo of Crocus flowers. Its Bulgarian name is Minzuhar. It is a symbol of the nature’s awakening as it’s one of the first flowers to grow when spring comes. Two fun facts: It is part of lots of Bulgarian fairy tales and songs, and it can be used to make the finest saffron. Here’s a photo I’ve taken last year:
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Wow amazing flowers together and the purple color with the snowy mountain looks really awesome. I hope to visit this kind of place someday and capture photos with you @NadyaPN .
Laligurans doesn’t smell so good, they look beautiful and tasty to eat too.
I am coming with another photo post tonight.
Namaste, Niraj
Great! I’m looking forward to your new post, @NirajBhusal . Also, you’re more than welcome to visit Bulgaria and the Balkans. I’m sure you’ll enjoy it. 