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garden and park plant, as well as
being used in
temples and cemeteries. It
grows as a
spreading tree to 7–8 m (23–26 ft) high and wide, and is flushed...
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Temple Trees is the
official residence of the
Prime Minister of Sri Lanka. It is
located in Colombo, Sri Lanka.
Several recent Presidents have used it...
- The
Temple of the Six
Banyan Trees or
Liurong Temple is a
Buddhist temple in Guangzhou, China,
originally built in AD 537. The
temple's proximity to foreign...
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centre of many
festivities at the
temple.
Representations of the
early temple structure meant to
protect the
Bodhi Tree are
found at Sanchi, on the toraṇas...
- term "bodhi
tree" is also
applied to
existing sacred fig
trees. The
foremost example is the
Mahabodhi tree growing at the
Mahabodhi Temple in Bodh ****a...
- Mukherjee,
Pippa (1983).
Common Trees of India. Oxford, England:
Oxford University Press for
World Wide Fund for Nature. ISBN 978-0195614824....
- lit. '
temple-
tree'), also
rendered Sthala Vruksham refers to a
sacred tree ****ociated with a site, most
often a
Hindu temple. Such
trees form a prominent...
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Podujana Peramuna politicians attacked protestors that were
occupying Temple Trees and
Galle Face. 28
October 1929 –
Stock markets in the
United States...
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minister is the
Prime Minister's
House most
commonly referred to as
Temple Trees. The
prime minister has the use of the
Prime Minister's
Lodge as a vacationing...
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Tulasi trees which are
short in height, but are
found in
pairs and have
entangled trunks.
Besides the
Tulasi plants, the
premises also
houses a
temple called...
