The flowering season at Kaas usually reaches its peak between September and October. Every year during the late monsoon, Kaas Plateau comes alive with thousands of colourful wildflowers. Visitors can witness multiple layers of flowers spread across the plateau, creating a breathtaking natural carpet.
Kaas Plateau is one of Maharashtra’s most popular monsoon destinations, which is also known as Kaas Pathar. It is likely to reopen for tourists on September 1, 2026. The UNESCO World Heritage Site is located in Maharashtra's Sahyadri range, 25 km from Satara. The breathtaking site, also known as Valley of Flowers, transforms into a vibrant carpet of seasonal flowers during the monsoon, which attracts nature lovers, photographers and tourists from across the state. The plateau opens for visitors when flowers of the valley bloom. This year, it is likely to open on September 1.
Kaas Plateau to open in September
The wait is finally over! The Valley Of Flowers is likely to reopen from September 1, 2026.
The flowering season at Kaas usually reaches its peak between September and October. Every year during the late monsoon, Kaas Plateau comes alive with thousands of colourful wildflowers. Visitors can witness multiple layers of flowers spread across the plateau, creating a breathtaking natural carpet.
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