The Walking Mango
The Walking Mango
Planted by the original Parsi settlers in India, this curious tree has been on the move- it has the unique ability for its branches to take root and crawl along the ground.
Mango or Aam
Mango or Aam
Tipu Sultan’s Giant Mango
Tipu Sultan’s Giant Mango
This large Mango at Lal Bagh was planted by Tipu Sultan, one of the last and greatest kings of India
De Gama’s Mango
De Gama’s Mango
This large Mango tree at Fort Angelo, named after the Portugese explorer, is unique in that it is actually two trees fused together at the base, and again at a single branch above- all three sections bear different types of fruit.
Kamakshi Ekambaram
Kamakshi Ekambaram
When the purportedly 3500 year old One (Ek) Mango (Ambaram) at Kanchipuram died, a new one was planted and worship continues where Kamakshi was ceremoniously married to Lord Shiva
Kallemullah’s Mango Masterpiece
Kallemullah’s Mango Masterpiece
Kalleemullah, a mango cultivator near Lucknow, has produced a masterpiece with this one mango tree, upon which an astounding 312 varieties of mango have been grafted onto one stem.
Corbett’s Leopard Machan
Corbett’s Leopard Machan
In 1925, Jim Corbett, a legendary big-cat hunter and conservationist, put an end to the Man Eating Leopard of Rudraprayag while perched in this tree
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