What is another word for Indian Banyan?
Pronunciation: [ˈɪndi͡ən bˈanɪən] (IPA) 
The Indian Banyan tree is an iconic and majestic species found throughout South Asia. It is also known by various synonyms that highlight its impressive size, longevity, and cultural significance. The scientific name for this tree is Ficus benghalensis, but it is commonly referred to as the Great Banyan, the Bengal Fig, and the Strangler Fig. Additionally, it is called the Barh, Vat, and Nyagrodha tree in Hindi, Sanskrit, and Buddhist literature, respectively. Some regional dialects refer to it as Vad or Mandukaparni tree. Whatever name it goes by, the Indian Banyan tree is an essential part of the landscape and identity of the Indian subcontinent.
