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Did you know a once-in-a-lifetime natural marvel is unfolding at Lalbagh Botanical Garden? 🌸 The Talipot Palm, the world’s largest flower cluster—a 25-foot-tall bloom of millions of yellow flowers—has emerged! This rare event happens just once every 30-80 years. Then, the tree dies. 🌴💔 Catch it before it’s gone—this...

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Do not advertise these things. A large number of visitors will come, and a snack shop will be set up nearby, which will litter the entire garden. Every day Bangalore story.

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Happy and excited to know this and will definitely take out time to go see it... Also alarmed about the crowd now that this has been publicly shared!

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