Such a wonderful and delightful video. It was so fascinating to hear about the Madagascar connect. This was a lesson in botany, geology,, history, art, cultures... all rolled in one. Thanks so much. Please keep this coming...
Thank you very much for these beautiful insights. It was my favourite tree and on emigrating to Melbourne it was something I missed believe it or not. Though I have since discovered since that it grows in Queensland. I loved the jacaranda and the bougainvillea too which I am happy to say grow in Melbourne. Thanks very much for this interesting and informative program. 🌳🙏🏼 Looking forward to more episodes of Bangalore Walks .
Excellent repository of knowledge. It makes history come alive and make its so relatable! You both make a great team to help record and pass on such wonderful information down to the next generations...
So so happy to see Mr. Thiruvadi! I dare say this is both, the most interesting and (unfortunately) most underrated channel about Bangalore. The fantastic presentation skills of Mr. Pai coupled with the erudite observations from Mr. Thiruvadi makes it easily makes it an exceptional well researched and cultivated benefaction.
The aim of this channel is to create a repository of knowledge, that can be accessed by those interested - when they get interested! Glad you find it useful
Hi sir. Could you elaborate on the differences between Handroanthus impetiginosus and Tabebuia Rosea? Both are called the Pink trumpet tree yet the former has the more dark and pronounced pink while the later has a lighter pink similar to the cherry blossoms of Japan
Super informative! Thank you!
Very well made and informative video.
Thanks for sharing so much information about this beautiful tree !❤❤
Wonderful ❤
Outstanding! Keep them coming!
Such a wonderful and delightful video. It was so fascinating to hear about the Madagascar connect. This was a lesson in botany, geology,, history, art, cultures... all rolled in one. Thanks so much. Please keep this coming...
Thank you very much for these beautiful insights. It was my favourite tree and on emigrating to Melbourne it was something I missed believe it or not. Though I have since discovered since that it grows in Queensland. I loved the jacaranda and the bougainvillea too which I am happy to say grow in Melbourne. Thanks very much for this interesting and informative program. 🌳🙏🏼 Looking forward to more episodes of Bangalore Walks .
Excellent repository of knowledge. It makes history come alive and make its so relatable! You both make a great team to help record and pass on such wonderful information down to the next generations...
So so happy to see Mr. Thiruvadi!
I dare say this is both, the most interesting and (unfortunately) most underrated channel about Bangalore.
The fantastic presentation skills of Mr. Pai coupled with the erudite observations from Mr. Thiruvadi makes it easily makes it an exceptional well researched and cultivated benefaction.
The aim of this channel is to create a repository of knowledge, that can be accessed by those interested - when they get interested! Glad you find it useful
Hi sir. Could you elaborate on the differences between Handroanthus impetiginosus and Tabebuia Rosea? Both are called the Pink trumpet tree yet the former has the more dark and pronounced pink while the later has a lighter pink similar to the cherry blossoms of Japan