Malvaceae – Landmark Trees of India

Flora Fountain Leaning Thespesia

Flora Fountain is a British-era landmark in the center of Mumbai’s busiest district, and nearby is a sprawling old Thespesia

While riding elephants on a safari to spot the rhinos of Kaziranga, the tall flowering semal trees can be spotted on the edge of the grasslands.

A young planted tree representing the Sundari mangroves from which the Sunderbans delta gets its name.

A strong semal tree grows from one of the front corners of the Jagganath temple compound.

The tallest tree visible from the maidan field in the center of Jagdalpur City

Two large semal trees in the Jardin Botanique in Pondicherry, planted by the French and now of impressive stature.

This tree is part of the Fort Cochin Tree Trail.

One of the most impressive and widespread trees at Lal Bagh is a broad and spreading native Indian semal tree

One of the spectacular large and distinguished semal trees at Amritsar’s Ram Bagh

One of the spectacular large and distinguished semal trees at Amritsar’s Ram Bagh