Chowrasta Ti Kouka
Chowrasta Ti Kouka
You can find this New Zealand oddity of a tree in a central, prominent position at Darjeeling’s central Four-Ways plaza
Darjeeling
Darjeeling
A Paperbark for Joseph Hooker
A Paperbark for Joseph Hooker
An Australian paperbark tea-tree grows beneath a tall Stringybark gum at the Darjeeling Botanical Gardens.
An Oak Tree For Joseph Hooker
An Oak Tree For Joseph Hooker
A large oak tree at the Darjeeling Botanicals, named after the botanist Joseph Hooker
Red Panda’s Tree
Red Panda’s Tree
Near the enclosure of the beauitul, bamboo-eating Red Panda of the high Himalaya at the Darjeeling Zoo is a relative of the Sampige tree
Tibetan Wolf’s Tree
Tibetan Wolf’s Tree
This tree is growing just near the zoo habitat of the endangered Tibetan Wolf, which has been successfully bred in captivity here at the Darjeeling Zoo.
Tenzing’s Palm
Tenzing’s Palm
At the grave of the famous mountaineer Tenzing Norgay, one of the first two people to climb the world’s highest mountain, a palm tree surprisingly grows in the cold and mist of Darjeeling
Darjeeling Zoo Bear Greeting Tree
Darjeeling Zoo Bear Greeting Tree
This berberry tree greets visitors to the Darjeeling Zoo as they enter and immediately approach the habitat of the Himalayan Bear.
Darjeeling Backpacker’s Cryptomeria
Darjeeling Backpacker’s Cryptomeria
As the backpackers in Darjeeling head up the hill to the inexpensive hotel district, they encounter this Japanese Redwood that has had all of its branches cut off.
Queen of the Darjeeling Botanical Gardens
Queen of the Darjeeling Botanical Gardens
The largest and most impressive tree at the Darjeeling Botanicals is this Eastern Himalayan jungle tree