Bengaluru turns pink
The city is glowing with Pink Trumpet blooms, adding a vibrant touch to its streets and making it a paradise for nature love
British legacy in bloom
Introduced by the British in the 19th century, these exotic South American trees have become an inseparable part of Bengaluru’s landscape.
Not cherry blossoms
Though often mistaken for Japan’s Cherry Blossoms, these Pink Trumpets—Tabebuia Avellaneda—are a stunning species of their own.
Whitefield’s floral wonderland
AECS Layout in Whitefield is now a favorite spot for photographers, thanks to the breathtaking pink canopy of blooming trees.
Picture-perfect Bengaluru
The mix of dramatic weather and vibrant pink blooms makes Bengaluru’s streets look straight out of a postcard.
Where to see them
You can enjoy these blossoms in Cubbon Park, Whitefield, BTM Layout, Jayanagar, Silk Board, and Yelahanka.
Pink season magic
The pink spectacle lasts from December to March, transforming the city into a floral dreamscape every year.
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