Delhi FRRO Smashup Tree

Delhi FRRO Smashup Tree
It seems fitting that there would be a broken car, moving nowhere, near the dreaded Foreigners Registration Office
Exploring The Ancient Capital of Delhi
It seems fitting that there would be a broken car, moving nowhere, near the dreaded Foreigners Registration Office
During the colorful revelrie of the Hindu holiday of Holi, my friends and I at Jawarhalal Nehru University encountered this Amaltas tree offering scant shade.
A old and impressive tamarind at a mosque in Mehrauli, in South Delhi
A large religiosa fig is the largest tree to be found in the gardens at Hauz Khas Madrasa in South Delhi.
A large peepal tree graces a garden near Chandni Chowk, the central historical shopping street of Mughal Old Delhi
In the ruins of the eight-hundred-year-old Tughluk military fort, this Ailanthus tree thrives amidst the crumbling rocks and ruins
A big religiosa fig is just one of the amenities provided at the Mathura rail station on the Yamuna River downstream of Delhi
A small sacred peepal tree for the rishi holy men to relax under near the holy Yamuna River
Banshi means flute, and under this banyan tree a young Krishna played his music
At this peepal spilling over the pathway along the Yamuna Ghats in Vrindavan– be careful! The monkeys love to snatch spectacles, probably because it causes maximum entertaining distress in the humans