Golconda Painter’s Neem

Golconda Painter’s Neem
Just below the top of Hyderabad’s Golconda Fort, this neem tree is next to several wonderfully colorful rock paintings of Hindu deities.
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Just below the top of Hyderabad’s Golconda Fort, this neem tree is next to several wonderfully colorful rock paintings of Hindu deities.
A small neem tree shelters a Kali shrine as one ascends Golconda Fort.
Another giant neem tree near Cave 16 at Ellora, with large infected burls distorting its shape.
A curiously carved tree at the entrance to the rather underwhelming Siddharth Gardens amusement park in the centre of Aurangabad.
At the main ashram of Sai Baba, a small Hanuman temple has a fused neem and peepal tree in front, with a small lantern lighting a shrine
At the first of the Udaigiri meditation caves near Sanchi, this neem tree introduces you to the archeological site.
This neem tree, infected with knobby burls, is a great place for Agricultural Institute students to hang out in the shade
At Sarnath, where Buddha taught, a neem tree is being dramatically strangled by a bodhi tree.
At the shining white marble gardens of the Dadabari Jain Mandir, near the 800-year-old resting place of Guru Jinchanda Suruswarji Maharaj, a neem tree offers a green contrast to the bright stones
Hiding near the police station in Chankyapuri is a big neem tree, visible from the road