Talk about Delhiites’ favourite place to hang out, and they will surely name Lodhi Garden. It is a beautiful city park, spread over 90 acres of land. The garden has Mohammed Shah’s Tomb, the Shisha Gumbad, the tomb of Sikander Lodi, and more. But walking through this garden feels completely dreamy during the spring season when various trees and flowers bloom beautifully.
Delhi’s Lodhi Garden Is Making Us Fall In Love
Walk into the Lodhi Garden of Delhi, and I am sure you will feel teleported to some fantasy land. It’s spring here, and the garden looks completely dreamy as the trees and flowers in the garden bloom at full capacity.
Recently, Delhitrees shared pictures of the gorgeous red Kusum trees from the garden, and we could not take our eyes off them. Kusum trees have a broad and shaded crown and look simply magical as the red colour takes over them during spring.
The tree turns completely red after a dormant period, and its height can reach up to 30 metres. Even the wood of the tree, which turns reddish brown, has medicinal uses. The beautiful red trees stand out among the other trees, making them a centre of attraction.
Kusum trees of Lodhi Garden! pic.twitter.com/a1tUUt50fq
— DelhiTrees (@delhitrees) March 20, 2023
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Spring Mode On
The pictures posted by Delhitrees on their official Twitter account have by far garnered 131K views and over 2,500 likes. Many people have also bookmarked this post. The motto of the account is to share knowledge about the trees in Delhi.
Delhi trees in spring mood 🌿🌱 pic.twitter.com/aJFf7X0GQ7
— Mrisha (@MarwahMridu) March 20, 2023
The account has posted many pictures that show other sites in Delhi, which are in spring mode. It posted pictures from Rajghat, Indira Priyadarshini, and more on its account. In one of the posts, there were pictures of mulberries, which are easily available around Delhi.
Mulberry comes from Latin morum “mulberry, blackberry” + Old English berie, “berry”. Persian name shahtoot translates to king’s or “superior” mulberry. Abundant around streets and parks in Delhi, it invite one and all to the feast! pic.twitter.com/3b6W6ALAYC
— DelhiTrees (@delhitrees) March 18, 2023
Many people shared pictures from the garden during the spring season and called it one of the best places in Delhi. People could not stop themselves from appreciating the beauty of the beautiful trees in Delhi.
Bougainville tree in lodhi garden. pic.twitter.com/KFbxo3TvDP
— Raviiiiii (@Ravinepz) March 21, 2023
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Cover Image Courtesy:Delhitrees/ Twitter