10 Beautiful Flowering Trees In India And Where To Click Them

AmaltasThe state flower of Chandigarh, Amaltas blooms in late spring in different parts of India. The Golden shower tree is planted widely on the sidewalks of Delhi, you will find them lying on the pavements.PalaashJungle ki aag (flame of the forest), is a dry deciduous tree native to the Indian subcontinent. The state flower of Jharkhand, they are used to create natural Holi colours. Palash forests in full bloom can be found in Palasdari, Maharashtra, near Karjat, Delhi, Ranchi and Madhya Pradesh.SemalIn spring-summer, they shed all their leaves and turn red with thousands of flowers on them. The largest Semal trees can be found in Uttarakhand's Nandhaur Wildlife Reserve. The trees are abundant in India's dry deciduous forests, particularly in Tripura, Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Maharashtra, and Andhra Pradesh. ShirishShirish is a native Indian tree that is also known as Rain Trees (because you can hide under their massive canopy when it rains). Its flowers appear in a variety of colours including neon, orange, red, pink, and white. These are found on the streets of Fort Kochi, Bangalore, Panjim, and South Bombay.Java RaniA common garden tree in India, Java Rani trees are native to southeast Asia. The pink and white flowers of the tree easily shed petals, and can be found on pavements throughout Chandigarh and Central Delhi.Naag-LingAlthough native to South America, the Cannon Ball tree, also known as Naag-Ling, holds significant value in Hinduism and Buddhism in India. Naag-Ling is the state flower of Pondicherry and can commonly be found on the streets of Bandra, Mumbai, and Pondicherry.JacarandaA beautiful tree native to Brazil, the Jacaranda, also known as Blue Gulmohar, can be found in tropical countries around the world. These trees can be found in abundance on Jacaranda Marg in Bangalore's Indiranagar as well as DLF Phase I, Gurgaon.TulipAlthough highly recognized due to representation in popular media, Tulips are technically not trees. They are Asian highland native plants and belong to the same family as Lilies. In addition to the Tulip Gardens in Srinagar, Mughal Gardens in Delhi is another well-liked location to photograph these lovely flowers.Gul MoharThe flamboyant bright red flowers of Gul Mohar, which herald the start of summer in India, are native of Madagascar, which the colonialists brought to India. Botanical Garden, Kolkata, Sanjay Gandhi National Park in Mumbai and NII campus in Delhi are good locations for photography.JarulThe common name for this South Asian native tree is "Pride of India." It serves as Maharashtra's official flower as well. The trees are spread in the Western Ghats. In Mumbai's Sanjay Gandhi National Park, you can easily take pictures of them. They are common throughout Central Delhi as well.