VALENSOLE: The Lavender Capitol of the World🇫🇷
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- The Lavender Village of France, Valensole is the most beautiful town in the Lavender Countryside.
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The Lavender lair of France, Valensole is situated in Alpes-de-Haute Provence in the Côte d'Azur region of France. To the gourmet taste buds, it is one of the 100 most remarkable sites in France. Famous for its Lavender Honey, Perfumes, Almonds, Truffles and Olives, the area is known as the most productive and lush areas in France.
Valensole produces the best lavender in the country. They have two types of Lavenders, the Aspic lavender and the Officinal Lavender, also known as the Mint lavender which attracts most bees to help them produce the famous Lavender Honey.
The best ways to Travel to Valensol is by Car, so as to not miss any oppurtunity to witness the Lavender experience, running into the fields and taking pictures. The farmers do not resist anyone from stopping and enjoy a breeze through these fields. The best time to travel is in July-August. This is the time when the Sunflower fields are also on full display along with the Lavender terraces and provide a scenic contrast to the mighty purple extravaganza.
For best photographic and travel experience, through the lavender fields, we followed the blog www.lelongweekend.com/valensole-lavender-feilds-lavender-route-in-provence/
The link provides you the detailed itinerary of the famous landmarks across the route along with GPS Coordinates and makes it rely easy for you to optimise your travel time and quality locations; like
1. Terraroma
2. Angevin
3. Valensole Village
4. Stone hut Lavender field
5. Moustiers-Saint-Marie
6. Sunflower fields
Official Website www.valensole.fr
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Beautiful but you miss the house with the most decoration outside for the village...
I guess I missed. Thanks a lot for Visiting.
Thanks
All thanks to you for joining us. Maraming salamat
Beautiful! Both the video and the town
Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it. Wish you a great day ahead.
When was this video taken?? Can you please specify the date??
Not sure of the dates…but it was in July 2022. Thanks for visiting.
Thanks for this journey...I am planning to visit Valensole in July.
Who can recommend me a nice guesthouse or hostel,maybe not too expensive ?
Greetings from Germany.
Many thanks for visiting our Channel. Our greetings to you and other fellow travellers from Germany. My apologies but I will not be able to help with best possible options for stay in Valensole. What I could recommend is Travel to Valensole village and stay in the countryside; there are a ton of things to see around the village, I mean Lavender and Sunflower fields, Perfume houses…So keep time to visit them all. At the village you would not need spend more than 2 hrs. My ultimate recommendation is to stay in Cogolin; Cheap and Easily accessible to visit rest of the French Riviera.
@@livingthealps Thank you so far,I will take a look at Cogolin even it 's far away from my intended place to go.Your channel is great,keep it up ;-)