Rare Himalayan diamond flower blooms once in seven years, grows taller than humans

The Kenzo flower, also known as Padamchal, grows at high altitudes in the Himalayas. This rare alpine bloom takes seven years to produce a single flower. It survives harsh conditions and is valued for its medicinal properties by local communities. Visitors can spot this remarkable plant in various locations across the Indian Himalayas. Conservation efforts are crucial as its habitat faces potential shrinkage due to rising temperatures.

By PRIYA SRIVASTAVA