Banyan trees hold spiritual and ecological significance in Indian culture, symbolizing resilience and shelter for wildlife. Trees like the 550-year-old Thimmamma Marrimanu showcase strength and ...
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Do you know World’s largest banyan tree, also known as Living Coffin, is in this country, not Pakistan, China, it is in…People here believe that tree brings fertility. Notably, the Banyan trees fall into strangler fig family, having a weird way of growing. The process begins when a seed lands on another tree's branch.
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