By - Suneha Mishra
Renowned as the "Queen of Himalayan Flowers," this azure beauty faces endangerment due to over-collection for its medicinal properties.
These high-altitude wonders are prized for their anti-inflammatory effects but are threatened by over-exploitation for Tibetan traditional medicine.
This towering tree holds the key to the anticancer drug paclitaxel but is endangered due to its leaves and bark being harvested.
Known for its medicinal value, Salam Panja, a Himalayan orchid, requires conservation efforts to safeguard its unique properties.
Thriving at high altitudes, Kutki has a rich history in Indian Ayurvedic medicine and is in danger of extinction due to overharvesting.
An ethereal perennial herb used in traditional Chinese medicine, Phen Kamal's unique woolly appearance aids in healing wounds and is a symbol of the Himalayan region's biodiversity.
This succulent herb is believed to have medicinal properties but awaits scientific validation of its diverse therapeutic uses.