Of all the city roads that I have been to in Pune, I feel Jangli Maharaj Road (JM Road) is the best of all. This road has greenery on both sides. With tall, spreading branches, these trees fully cover the road from both sides in such a way that there is shade throughout the road.
Recently while passing through JM road I managed to click few pictures of the shade and greenery on both sides of the road.
There is a feeling of coolness all around while passing through this road and obviously credit goes to these trees. I do not know how old these trees are but as far as I can remember, these trees have always been here. These trees are so tall that it’s difficult to fit into a single frame. Special care of these trees were taken when this road was getting remodelled under Smart City initiative.
These trees add beauty to one of the most vibrant street in the city.
Joining Parul in Thursday Tree Love -125
And Miles to go before I sleep... 
A majestic tree
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Yes, one can noticeably feel a fall in temperature especially in summers when one enters JM road. Lovely Cooling Trees!
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Shade is one of the many things trees give to us. We owe so much to them. Alana ramblinwitham
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Jangli Maharaj Road? Ha ha! I find that name funny but the trees are so so gorgeous. It’s a canopy and so pretty. Thanks for sharing, Ramya. The temperature do dip in areas that are covered with trees. So you are right it must be cooler there 🙂 Thanks for joining and I will see you around later in the day.
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Thanks Parul. The road is named after Sadguru Jangli Maharaj, whose temple is located on this road. This road is one of the most happening and bustling spot.
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Gorgeous tree-lined road with a funny name! 🙂 The trees look so regal and beautiful…and similar to our Rain Trees of Bangalore. Thanks for sharing them, Ramya. Look forward to more in the coming weeks. Here’s mine for this week’s edition: https://mysoultalks.com/a-grand-rain-tree-at-lal-bagh/
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The trees do look regal. The road is named after Sadguru Jangli Maharaj, whose temple is located on this road. Thanks Esha and the tree that you shared is just majestic!! I have been to Banglore a couple of times, but I have not visited Lal Bagh. Definitely on the list now for the next visit. 🙂
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I love the green in the second photo and can imagine the coolness of the shade. What a gift!
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