Ayodhya Dham, the sacred birthplace of Lord Rama, is embarking on a verdant transformation. Grow Billion Trees is proud to launch the Shree Ram Van initiative, aiming to plant 51,000 trees in this holy land.

Address : Shri Ram Van in Ayodhya Dham, Shri Udasin Sangat Rishi Ashram, Ranopali, Ayodhya - 224123

More than just trees:

• Environmental Revival: This project will combat deforestation, improve air quality, and contribute to the overall ecological health of Ayodhya.
• Spiritual Significance: Planting trees in Ayodhya holds deep spiritual significance, honoring Lord Rama's reverence for nature.
• Sustainable Future: The project promotes a sustainable future for Ayodhya, fostering harmony between nature and pilgrimage.

Join the Legacy:

Grow Billion Trees invites individuals and organizations to participate in this impactful initiative. By contributing to Shree Ram Van, you can:

• Leave a Lasting Legacy: Become part of a project that will beautify and revitalize Ayodhya for generations to come.
• Honor Lord Rama's Values: Contribute to a cause that aligns with Lord Rama's respect for the environment.
• Support a Sustainable Future: Help create a greener and healthier Ayodhya for all.

Native Tree Species:

Project Shree Ram-Van prioritizes the planting of native tree species that are well-suited to the climate and soil conditions of Ayodhya. Some of the native trees included in the plantation are:

• 1. Peepal (Ficus religiosa): Sacred tree, symbolizing spiritual significance. Provides shade and supports biodiversity. Its large leaves contribute to air purification and cultural heritage preservation.

  2. Neem (Azadirachta indica): Medicinal properties benefit local communities. Drought-resistant, prevents soil erosion, and enhances soil fertility. Valued for its timber, fuel, and pest-repelling qualities.

  3. Bamboo (Bambusoideae): Rapid growth and versatility. Stabilizes soil, preventing erosion. Valuable for construction, crafts, and contributes to a sustainable economy. Enhances biodiversity in its clumps.

  4. Jamun (Syzygium cumini): Indigenous fruit-bearing tree, supporting local ecosystems. Resilient and provides shade. Fruits contribute to biodiversity and are culturally significant.

  5. Mango (Mangifera indica): Iconic fruit tree with economic value. Provides shade, stabilizes soil, and supports local livelihoods. Cultural importance in Ayodhya, fostering a sense of identity.

  6. Mahogany (Swietenia mahagoni): Valuable hardwood tree. Contributes to a sustainable timber industry, providing economic benefits. Appreciated for its aesthetic appeal and environmental adaptability.

  7. Sheesham (Dalbergia sissoo): Fast-growing hardwood tree. Resilient to pests and diseases. Provides high-quality timber for construction and furniture, supporting local craftsmanship and economy.

  8. Amla (Phyllanthus emblica): Medicinal and nutritional benefits. Resilient and drought-tolerant. Enhances biodiversity, supports local health, and provides economic opportunities through the sale of amla products.

  9. Ashoka (Saraca asoca): Ornamental and sacred tree. Symbolizes peace and harmony. Adaptable to various soil types. Aesthetic appeal enhances the overall ambiance and cultural significance of the area.

  10. Kachnar (Bauhinia variegata): Ornamental and medicinal tree with distinctive flowers. Supports biodiversity and adds aesthetic value. Used in traditional medicine, contributing to cultural heritage and well-being.

  11. Jungle Jalebi (Pithecellobium dulce):Drought-resistant, supporting arid conditions. Fixes nitrogen in the soil, enhancing fertility. Provides shade and contributes to local biodiversity. Cultural significance and valued for its sweet pods.

These trees are not just native and beneficial for the ecosystem they have 

Benefits of the Forest:

1. Air Quality Improvement: The forest will act as a natural air purifier, absorbing pollutants and releasing oxygen, thereby enhancing the overall air quality.

2. Water Conservation: The strategically planted trees will contribute to groundwater recharge and prevent soil erosion, ensuring water conservation in the region.

3. Cultural and Spiritual Significance: Project RamVan aims to create a serene and spiritually uplifting environment, aligning with the cultural and religious heritage of Ayodhya.

4. Wildlife Habitat: The increased green cover will provide a habitat for local wildlife, promoting biodiversity and ecological balance.

5. Community Well-being: The project will actively involve the local community in tree care and maintenance, fostering a sense of pride and ownership.

6. Riverbank Stabilization: Strategically planting trees along the riverbanks will contribute to the stabilization of the Sarayu River's banks, reducing the risk of erosion and preserving the integrity of the river ecosystem.

Be a part of this historic project. Visit our website or contact us to learn more about Shree Ram Van.