The Banyan bonsai (Ficus benghalensis*) is a miniature tree known for its iconic aerial roots, thick trunk, and broad leaves. It captures the grandeur of a full-sized Banyan tree in a compact form, symbolizing strength, longevity, and interconnectedness. This bonsai is highly adaptable, thriving in bright, indirect sunlight and requiring consistent moisture and humidity. It offers both aesthetic appeal and health benefits, such as air purification and stress relief. While relatively easy to care for, the Banyan bonsai requires careful management of its roots and leaves. Its cultural significance and resilience make it a popular choice among bonsai enthusiasts. The Banyan bonsai, derived from the *Ficus benghalensis* species, is a popular and striking bonsai tree known for its thick trunk, sprawling branches, and signature aerial roots that grow down from the branches and anchor into the soil. This miniature version of the large Banyan tree represents strength, stability, and longevity, making it a symbol of endurance in bonsai art. With its tropical origins, the Banyan bonsai thrives in warm, humid environments and offers both aesthetic beauty and therapeutic benefits.