Ellora Burly Neem

Ellora Burly Neem
Another giant neem tree near Cave 16 at Ellora, with large infected burls distorting its shape.
Another giant neem tree near Cave 16 at Ellora, with large infected burls distorting its shape.
A curiously carved tree at the entrance to the rather underwhelming Siddharth Gardens amusement park in the centre of Aurangabad.
A strangely drooping Mast tree at the Flower Market in central Pune.
Just behind the Hanging Gardens at Malabar Hill, this sprawling rain tree has a cave in its trunk, and serving as a small shrine.
Strangely, this baobab at Mandu seems to have a small, unleaved branch sprouting from its roots.
On this small tree at the National Botanical Research Institute, a weird growth at the base of the trunk has been recognized as resembling, and representing Ganesh.
At Sarnath Deer Park, a small Ashok tree is used as an electrical junction box.
At Sarnath, where Buddha taught, a neem tree is being dramatically strangled by a bodhi tree.
A big peepal tree has fallen downhill onto a small park on the Varanasi Ghats, and has continued to thrive despite being mostly horizontal.
At the east end of the Mussoorie Mall, you can find this multicolored rainbow palm!