Laxmi Narayan Tree at Rawalsar

A tree sacred to Krishna grows at a temple near the sacred Lake of Rewalsar, nestled in the pine-mountains of Himachal Pradesh
Spiti Snapshot Willow

This tree, one of the largest in the entire Spiti Valley, was only quickly photographed from the window of a share-jeep hurtling down the highway
Inner Line Permit Poplar

This poplar tree offers some shade to the foreigners queuing to get an Inner-line permit into the restricted mountain border region
Ram Bagh Imli

A tamarind tree at Ram Bagh, in Agra, where the first Mughal Gardens were first brought to India from Persia.
A Palm for Ustad Ahmed Lahauri

This palm tree in the corner of the Taj Mahal Garden is named for Ustad Lahauri, who designed and built the monument
Mimusops for Aurangzeb

This mimusops tree is for Aurangzeb, who eventually successfully struggled for the throne after Shah Jehan, the builder of the Taj Mahal
Broken Heart Mimusops

This old tree with a broken branch can remind one of Shah Jehan’s broken heart when his wife Mumtaz Mahal died in childbirth
Taj Mahal Banyan

A banyan tree grows on the right side of the Taj Mahal gardens.
Taj Right Side Mimusops

A large Mimusops, prominently visible as you look towards the Taj Mahal
Noori Masjid Pilkhan

A small mosque at the Agra Cantonment Rail Station is shadowed by a ficus tree.