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psychiatry Western Ghats Ethnobotany • Sahyadri Healing Heritage

Mulshi Medicinal Plants

From ancient sacred groves (Devrais) and cloud-kissed ridges of Tamhini Ghat to fertile lakeside valleys, explore the indigenous medicinal herbs, healing trees, and time-honored Ayurvedic flora of Mulshi.

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Hirda (Haritaki / Chebulic Myrobalan)
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local_florist Terminalia chebula

Hirda (Haritaki / Chebulic Myrobalan)

Revered as the King of Medicines in Ayurveda and the core fruit of the world-famous Triphala formula.

location_on High-altitude Sahyadri crestlines, Tamhini Ghat slopes, and sacred Devrai sanctuaries.
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Behada (Bibhitaki)
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local_florist Terminalia bellirica

Behada (Bibhitaki)

The legendary kapha-balancing fruit of Triphala that protects voice clarity, respiratory pathways, and eye health.

location_on Deep forested ravines, river valleys, and mixed deciduous slopes across Mulshi and Kundalika basin.
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Arjuna (White Marudah)
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local_florist Terminalia arjuna

Arjuna (White Marudah)

The ultimate cardiovascular tonic in Ayurveda, strengthening the heart muscles and healthy arterial elasticity.

location_on Along watercourses, river basins, and moist riparian valleys of Paud and Mulshi.
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