Banyan trees are sacred in South Asia and are seen as providing shelter like God. They are often called the wish-fulfilling tree in Hindu mythology. Neem trees are deeply spiritual in meaning and according to mythology, gods dropped heavenly nectar on its leaves, giving it medicinal qualities. Peepal trees are large in size and Hindus still meditate and pray beneath them while scriptures use it as a metaphor. Tulsi plants are also important religious symbols for Hindus who worship them daily for their spiritual and medicinal significance.

5. Banyan trees are sacred in South Asia.It has the
ability grow for centuries and is often compared to
the shelter given by God to his devotees In Hindu
mythology, the tree is called Kalpavriksha, the tree
that provides fulfilment of wishes.
Neem is deeply imbued with spiritual
meaning.Neem is used in ayurveda for over 4000
years and it is said that the Gods dropped Heavenlly
nectar on the leaves of neem that gave it is
medicinal qualitities.
Peepal trees are huge in size.Sadhus still meditate
beneath sacred Peepal trees, and Hindus do
pradakshina(meaning "salutation to the king of
trees.“}.Upanishads define the difference between
the body and soul as fruit of peepal.
The 'tulsi' plant is an important symbol in the Hindu
religious tradition.Tulsi is a important plant and
Hindus worship it in the morning and evening. Tulsi
is commonly used for worship.tulsi has varied
medicinal applications