Adopt a sacred Peepal.
Let your Punya grow.
With a one-time contribution of ₹551, the Trimbakeshwar NEST team plants a Peepal sapling in your name in Nashik Region, Maharashtra, and cares for it for at least 3 years — with regular photo updates, a personalised certificate and ₹500 Punya Credits for your next pilgrimage booking.
Illustrative imageA living Prasadam that keeps growing
In Indian tradition the Peepal (Ashwattha) is one of the most revered trees, and planting one is counted among the most meritorious acts. Punya Peepal-Ayu Prasadam makes that simple and transparent: you adopt, our team plants and cares, and you watch your tree grow through regular photo updates.
It is a wonderful way to mark a pilgrimage, a birthday or an anniversary, or to remember a loved one.
About the initiativeA tree that gives in every way
Sacred in our traditions, calming for the mind, and generous to birds, soil and shade.
Spiritual
The Ashwattha of the Gita and the Bodhi tree of the Buddha — worshipped across India.
Meditation & calm
For centuries a chosen place for prayer, japa and quiet reflection.
Nature & wildlife
Its figs feed many birds and animals; its shade cools the ground.
A greener India
A native tree that can live for centuries — a lasting gift to the land.
Everything included in ₹551
No hidden charges. One contribution covers planting, years of care and updates.
A sapling in your name
A Peepal sapling planted by our team in Nashik Region, Maharashtra.
3–5 years of care
Watering and looking after the young tree for at least 3 years, aiming for up to 5.
Regular photo updates
Photos added to your tree's page about every 7–15 days, checked against its planting spot.
Personalised certificate
A Punya Prasadam certificate with your name and Tree ID to download and share.
Tree ID & QR tag
Every tree gets its own ID and a QR tag in the field — no personal details on the tag.
₹500 Punya Credits
Reward points for a future hotel, cab or puja booking on TrimbakeshwarBooking.in.
Sample certificate. Yours carries your name (or the name you choose), your Tree ID and the planting date.
Four simple steps
Adopt
Register on TrimbakeshwarBooking.in and contribute ₹551. You get your PPP ID.
We plant
Our team plants your sapling on an auspicious date and fixes its QR tag.
We care & update
Care for 3–5 years with photo updates on your tree's page.
Use your credits
After 3 months, use your ₹500 Punya Credits on an eligible booking.
Our team at work
Real photos from recent plantation drives. To protect the trees and the landowners, we never publish exact locations.
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Illustrative imageAdopt in the name of someone you love
- For your parents or grandparents — a blessing that grows
- On a birthday, wedding or anniversary
- In loving memory of someone dear
- As the completion of your pilgrimage or puja
Illustrative imageThe bigger vision
Punya Peepal is the first step of a larger idea from the Trimbakeshwar NEST team: one simple, trustworthy way for pilgrims to plan darshan, pujas, stays and travel — with the Punya they create staying with them.
Read about the visionGood to know
Am I buying the tree?
No. Punya Peepal-Ayu Prasadam is an adoption, not a sale. You make a voluntary one-time contribution and our team plants and cares for a Peepal sapling in your name. Neither you nor we own the tree or the land.
What does the ₹551 contribution cover?
The sapling, planting by our team, care for at least 3 years (we aim for up to 5 years), photo updates, your personalised certificate, a Tree ID with a QR tag, and ₹500 Punya Credits.
Where and when is my tree planted?
In Nashik Region, Maharashtra, India, by the Trimbakeshwar NEST team — usually on an auspicious date within about 7–14 days of your adoption, depending on season and weather. To protect the trees and the landowners, we do not publish exact locations.
How often will I get updates?
We add photo updates to your tree's page approximately every 7 to 15 days during the care period. The interval can vary with season, weather and access to the site.
Is my name written on the tree?
Your tree is named after you (or the person you adopt it for) on your certificate and on your tree's online page. The QR tag on the tree shows only the Tree ID — never a name or mobile number.