Valensole Review

It is the opening time of the lavender flowering period. It is very beautiful. Be sure to find a good guide. Because different lavender flowering periods are different, the good guide will take tourists to the most beautiful flower fields of the day. Irresponsible to take it to a near or down the road.

The best places to see flowers should be Saint-Nanc's Abbey and Valentine, if you want to see a large piece of flowers is Valentine. The flowering period starts from June 20 to 30, and the darkest areas such as Socun can be reached until August 10 at the latest, the deepest Valansol to July 25, and the lightest-colored St. Nankerk monastery to July 15. In summary, the best viewing date is June 25 to July 20.

Valentsol is situated on a plateau at the intersection of the Luberon and Alps, 590 meters above sea level, one of the most classic Provence towns. Thanks to the dry, rainy climate of the Mediterranean summer and the abundant light of the plateau, Valansol has excellent conditions for lavender growth. In this small town of less than 2,000 people, the largest lavender field in Provence is cultivated. Many residents in the town are lavender families, living on the cultivation of lavender and the extraction of lavender essential oil. There are many places in Provence where you can see lavender. I personally think that it is better to be Valansol and So Village. This time we chose Valansol. TIPS: Lavender flowering period: Valensor: flowering period is generally around the middle of July, slightly different every year; Suocun: flowering period is slightly later, about the middle of August, slightly different every year;

Valentsol is situated on a plateau at the intersection of the Luberon and Alps, 590 meters above sea level, one of the most classic Provence towns. Thanks to the dry, rainy climate of the Mediterranean summer and the abundant light of the plateau, Valansol is a lavender-growing paradise. The largest lavender field in Provence is cultivated in this small town of less than 2,000 people.

Valensole is the brightest place for lavender in Provence, with the world’s largest lavender field, and every summer the entire plain becomes a sea of romantic purple flowers, endless. To see the imaginary sea of purple flowers, be sure to go at the best flowering period. Every year, mid-June to the end of July is the flowering period of Provence lavender. It is early, purple has not become the sea, late, and large areas of lavender have been harvested. Usually in mid-July, lavender harvests begin in Provence, but the harvest time varies slightly each year. If the flowering period is not determined, early July is the most suitable time, when lavender and sunflowers can be seen. The valley from Valençole to the Holy Cross section is the famous lavender road. The lavender road is more than one, but it includes many lavender fields and winding mountain roads. The purple mountains can be seen on both sides of the lavender road. Even the air is filled with a faint lavender flower fragrance. If you play, it is recommended to rent a car to drive by yourself, so that you can drive into the depths of the lavender flower field, pick a place with few people to take pictures and take pictures. It is really a blockbuster. Walking into the lavender fields of Valençol, the breath is full of lavender aroma, fresh and romantic is the most beautiful gift from nature to the people of Provence. The famous skin care brand L’Occitane was also founded here, relying on local specialty lavender essential oils to grow gradually to this day. If you look carefully, you can also find L’Occitane’s famous olive tree in the lavender field. There is also a large sunflower field near the village of Valansol, and it is full of sunflowers! Very spectacular! Compared to the sunflower fields in Van Gogh's suburbs of Arles, it is more suitable for taking pictures, and you can also take a beautiful picture of half the purple lavender and half the golden sunflower.

July is the most beautiful season in the high plains of Valenzole, France. Since the 19th century, Valenzole has grown lavender, which still accounts for more than three-quarters of the world's lavender market demand. Lavender is not only a repellent, but has also been regarded as a symbol of romance and love in France.

Valanceol is situated on a plateau at the intersection of the Luberon and Alps, nearly 600 metres above sea level. It has the largest lavender field in Provence. Valenzo is actually the name of the town. It is all for lavender flower fields. From the small town, the two roads of D8 and D6 are full of flower fields.