About 250-300 years ago, this banyan tree was created in a wall of a local potter’s well in a village called ‘Bethuli’ of Kaliganj sub-district of Jashore, Bangladesh. The main tree had died, but the remaining parts consisted of 45 different trees to use a land area of approximately 2.08 acre. 345 aerial roots of the tree entered into the ground and 38 roots still exists as hanging. Social Forestry Department of Jashore has been managing this Banyan tree since 2009.
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অনেক প্রাচীন একটি বট বৃক্ষ। সুন্দর হইছে ছবি। একটু দূর থেকে সম্পুন্ন বট বৃক্ষ এর ছবি নিলে ভালো হত।
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Thank you, @GaziSalauddinbd
Hello @trekker2013 ,
Thank you for sharing these beautiful photos with us, the area looks amazing! Was this your first time there? Is this a famous destination among locals and tourists?
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Thanks @BorrisS I will definitely read those articles.
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Such a historic spot!