Blavatsky Baobab
Blavatsky Baobab
Madame Blavatsky was a Russian psychic who founded the esoterical Theosophical Society, on whose campus you can find this large baobab tree
Bombaceae
Bombaceae
Rani Bagh Gateway Baobab
Rani Bagh Gateway Baobab
A plump baobab at the entrance of Rani Bagh, greeting visitors to the zoo and botanical gardens.
Baobab with Baby
Baobab with Baby
Strangely, this baobab at Mandu seems to have a small, unleaved branch sprouting from its roots.
Big Bye Bye Baobab
Big Bye Bye Baobab
Perhaps the largest of the several large baobab’s at Mandu, this tree looms over a small farmfield on the plateau.
Broken Branch Baobab
Broken Branch Baobab
At Mandu, this big old baobab near an old palace has recently lost a big branch.
Borra Caves AxChop Tree
Borra Caves AxChop Tree
On the main road to Borra Caves, a large semal tree in the road has been wickedly damaged by a strong axe chop, but remains standing and seemingly healthy+Q743
Kalpataru 1-3
Kalpataru 1-3
These three baobabs at the entrance to Doranda college were incorrectly reported to be rare members of the Kalpavrish, of which only nine exist India. Fortunately, there are many more baobabs than just nine.
The Other Baobab
The Other Baobab
Just a few kilometers distant from the amazing Mallanimli Baobab – which locals say is the only tree of its kind in the world — is another immediately recognizable Baobab!
Baz Bahadur’s Baobab
Baz Bahadur’s Baobab
Amongst Sultan Bahadur’s palaces ruined by the Mughals, this is one of the most spectacular of the baobabs planted high on this rocky plateau
The Celestial Tree
The Celestial Tree
A Celestial Wishing Tree can be found– behind a cage- at the Dilwara Jain Temple in Mount Abu, Rajasthan’s craggy holiday town.