Nallur Tamarind Grove | India's First Biodiversity Heritage Site

Deep in the heart of Karnataka, just 40 km from Bengaluru, lies a hidden gem - the Nallur Tamarind Grove, India's FIRST Biodiversity Heritage Site! This 54-acre wonder boasts over 300 majestic tamarind trees, some believed to have been planted by King Rajendra Chola himself in the 12th century!
Imagine, as you travel the dusty road, the world around you fades. The only sound is the occasional plane soaring overhead, a stark contrast to the ancient giants that stand resolute. ⏳
Here's what makes Nallur Grove so special:
Ancient giants: Carbon dating reveals some trees are a whopping 400 years old, defying time and nature's wrath!
Remarkable resilience: Witness the incredible ability of these trees to regenerate with new roots sprouting from their hollows! ♻️
A treasure trove of life: The grove was once home to over 120 bird species, but human neglect has caused that number to dwindle. Let's revive it!
Nallur Grove is more than just trees - it's a symbol of resilience and a call to action!
Endangered paradise: With its proximity to the airport and historical sites, this grove has immense potential. Let's develop it consciously!
Unique fruits: The tamarind here is unlike any other! More research is needed to unlock its secrets!
Will we let this ecological treasure fade away?
Join us in raising awareness about Nallur Tamarind Grove! Share this video, and together, let's ensure these ancient sentinels stand tall for generations to come!
Comment below with your thoughts on this incredible place!
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[@ranjanihn]

This is wonderful. We never get to know how wealthy our Bengaluru is. These are hidden gems to be preserved well.

[@anandk6823]

Need to be protected

[@deepakpratapgangwar583]

Needs boundary wall n management by FD