The Pipal tree is a sacred tree in many cultures and is also known as the Bodhi tree, Bo tree, or Ficus religiosa. In Hindu mythology, it is considered the tree of life. This tree is also known as the Peepal tree in India. Other synonyms include the Ashvattha tree, which is a Sanskrit name, the Arasa maram in Tamil and the Bo-ryeong namu in Korean. The Pipal tree has significant cultural and religious importance, and its leaves and bark are used for medicinal purposes. The tree is easily recognizable by its broad leaves and distinctive shape, and it remains an important symbol in many cultures.