A famous heritage-natural landmark, known for its vast canopy and the “living monument” feeling it creates. People visit it for shaded walks, family outings, and that unique experience of standing under a tree that looks like a small forest. It’s one of those places where nature itself becomes the tourist attraction—photogenic, peaceful, and culturally respected.
About this place
History & highlights
The tree’s significance grew over generations as locals treated it as a shared community landmark. Its long life (often described as centuries-old) made it an identity symbol for the city, and conservation attention increased in modern times to protect it as a heritage-nature site—showing how older natural assets became part of contemporary tourism.
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