The Dargah at Landour Language School On the first of the Himalayan ridges at Mussoorie, next to Landour Language School, the roots of and oak tree grow over the tomb of a Sufi saint.
Rishikesh Curtain As you descend towards the Laxman Jhula bridge, you can find this tree spilling over a wall and creating a curtain of roots agains the stone slope.
Cindy’s Hideout Between the two main tombs at Lodhi Gardens, amidst the pleasant and happy park-goers, a small shrub can be a hiding place for a shy person
Sanjay Helix Hiding in the forest of Sanjay Van, this tree twists around itself in a strange spiral.
Crowmeld In Adchhini, South Delhi, I encountered a gum tree growing through a metal fence. As I investigated, a crow sleepily ignored me while perching on a low branch.
Gumbad Grevillea At Lodhi Gardens, a damaged Australian silky-oak struggles to survive benearth a large pipal tree.
Hugging Trees At an entrance to Sanjay Forest, two trees grow into each other in a model of symmetrical cooperation.
20 Barakhamba Near Connaught Place, an old building lies abandoned, and a small pipal tree is growing in the dust and soil collected on its roof.
Devnagri Tree At the National School of Drama, a banyan tree was festooned with Hindi Devnagri letters on the evening of a series of performances.
Qutb Salvadora In a prominent location of the Qtub Minar complex, there is a superbly withered and strangly corded Salvadora tree which people pay their respect to by depositing plastic trash within.