Four Thirty Ficus

If you imagine Connaught Place, Delhi’s commercial hub, as a clockdial, then at 4:30 you can find this large and healthy bodhi tree, the largest remaining tree in the area.

Location:

State: Delhi NCR
Locality: Delhi: At the intersection of Barakhamba road and CP inner ring

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Botany:

Common name: Bodhi Tree or Peepal: A incredibly common and intensely revered strangler fig found throughout the continent, with distinctive pointed leaves
Botanical species: Ficus religiosa
Botanical family : Moraceae [Mulberry or fig]
This species is profiled in Krishen’s Trees of Delhi: A Field Guide

Geography:

Latitude: 28.63201872 ° north of the Equator
Longitude: 77.22058963 ° east of the Prime Meridian
Altitude: 220.3 metres above sea level

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Journey:

Exploring The Ancient Capital of Delhi
Path : Around and with Delhi National Capital Region
Date photographed: 4.09.08

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For the landmarked tree named Four Thirty Ficus , the database reference code is: a001.

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