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Ending the Year with a Sunset overlooking Eucalyptus – Tree Love December.
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Take down all your troublesAnd wrap up your regret,Tie the to the rays of lightThe sun sheds as it sets.– Erin Hanson As the sun sets on the last days of the year, I find myself in quiet reflection, watching nature tell its timeless tale. A sunset, so full of…
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Exploring the Tranquility of Malai Mandir, Delhi
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Last weekend, I decided to visit the Malai Mandir in RK Puram, Delhi, and honestly, it was such a peaceful experience! This temple, dedicated to Lord Kartikeya, the brother of Ganesha, has a vibe that’s hard to describe—it’s just so serene and calming. Nestled amidst the bustling streets of RK…
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Sprawling Sacred Banyan Tree – Tree Love November
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On my recent visit to Passport Sewa Kendra, Jhandewalan Delhi, I stumbled upon a sprawling, ancient banyan tree with roots that stretched above the ground, creating a majestic display. Alongside the staircase stood this peepal tree, adding to the beauty and serenity of this spot. Right amid the urban hustle,…
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Frangipani/ Plumeria/ chafa – October Tree Love
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When everyone fell for the vanity of rose, She loved the sorrow of a Frangipani. – Anonymous(Online) This beautiful tree meets and greets me daily. It’s planted in the lawns on the ground floor of my building. I daily sip my tea overlooking it. I was always amused by who…
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The Banyan Tree at Sanchi, My September Tree Love
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“Praise and blame, gain and loss, pleasure and sorrow come and go like the wind. To be happy, rest like a giant tree in the midst of them all” ― Buddha Sanchi Stupa My recent visit to Sanchi Stupa took me to another level of calmness. The Sanchi monuments are located…
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The Old Peepal Tree – August Tree Love
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Life is a breathtaking landscape of mountains and valleys, whose beauty can be experienced only when you have a bird view of it.- Surya Ramachandran This is a beautiful Peepul tree from a popular religious place in Delhi. The tree is just outside the famous Hanuman Mandir in Connaught Place.…
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The Vivid Gulmohar Tree – July Tree Love
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Beneath the gulmohar tree, In flamboyant love, A tale of our desires, Coloring each other, A bright vermillion, Under his crimson spread Shaded in blissful haven. Gulmohar Tree The Gulmohar Tree, commonly referred to as Gulmohar, symbolizes flamboyant blossoms and cultural splendor and is scientifically identified as Delonix regia.…
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In Love with Aamaltas – May Tree Love
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Amaltas Tree Amaltas, also known as the Golden shower tree, is a flowering plant native to the Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia. It’s a popular herb in Ayurvedic medicine and is known for its many health benefits. Amaltas is also the state flower of Kerala and Delhi in India.…
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Tree Love April 2024 – Mango Tree
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I met this beautiful Mango Tree on the school premises. The first look told me about the future fruits it’s going to bear. The Full bloom Mango Tree where the flowers are fully open and the tree is covered in blossoms was a sight of delight. Mango Tree The amazing…
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Tree Love February 2024
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Life of a Rubber tree Start harvesting at 7th year Produces Latex for 25 years. Used for furniture at retirement I have been fascinated by Rubber trees since my childhood. They are the first Love in the Tree Love series. Firstly, because of the shiny green leaves it…
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Tree Love January 2024
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“I love walking in the woods, along the trails, by the beaches. I love being part of nature. I love walking alone. It is therapy. One needs to be alone, to recharge one’s batteries.” ~ Grace Kelly While traveling across Nilgiri forest enroute pykara lake in Ooty, I was memserised…
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December Tree Love
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“For in the true nature of things, if we rightly consider, every green tree is far more glorious than if it were made of gold and silver.” – Martin Luther While waiting for a friend in the midst of Delhi traffic chaos, all my eyes could see was this lovely…
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October Tree Love
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Let us learn to appreciate there will be times when the trees will be bare, and look forward to the time when we may pick the fruit. ~ Anton Chekhov Yet another walk and yet another angle to see my daily trees. I was confused about which tree to share…
