Sacred trees hold a significant place in various religious sites worldwide. The Gurusheng tree in Arunachal Pradesh, believed to have grown from the Dalai Lama's stick, is a symbol of reverence and conservation. Similarly, the Jaya Sri Maha Bodhi Tree in Sri Lanka, linked to Gautama Buddha's enlightenment, stands as a spiritual landmark. Chinese Buddhist temples and sacred groves in India also play vital roles in protecting endangered tree species. The sanctity accorded to these trees in religious sites ensures their survival and flourishing amidst modern challenges.