Arambol Banyan Tree

**★★★★★ Pooja Sharad Wagh — a month ago

This tree/spot doesn’t exist …. But the path to reach here is amazing and should not be missed.

**★★★★☆ D — a year ago

A Quaint place to visit. Loved the aura of this untouched place. Thankfully no litter or plastic was strewn around. Easy to reach by a two wheeler. Four wheeler some what difficult to take near the tree given the small trail to the tree

**★★★☆☆ Zakhar Matsapura — 3 years ago

This iconic place doesn’t exist anymore, the tree was collapsed. But path to the place where it was worth to explore. There you can swim in sweet lake stream and get some clay treatment.

**★☆☆☆☆ Elena — 3 weeks ago

Got threatened with a knife We went to this place today. When we walked closer to the tree, we met a hippie-looking guy who told us that the banyan tree had fallen, that Baba was not there anymore, that there was a camp blocking the trail, and that we should be careful with the guy who lives there and just walk directly through the camp toward the tree. We went up, but when we stepped onto the camp territory, the guy asked us to pay Baba and pointed at a piece of cardboard with the word “Baba” w

**★☆☆☆☆ Ilya Vorontsov — 3 weeks ago

On our way a guy told us that the main tree has fallen. But we can't confirm or disprove it as we failed to get there. On a way we encountered a pair of aggressive guys on drugs who blocked our passage. They asked for money and when we declined to pay they started threatening us and pulled a knife. After that we turned back (rushed back to be more precise). If you want to be stubbed, that's your chance, if not, be very cautious.

Though the way through the forest was beautiful. Stream was partia