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Magnolia champaca, known in English as champak (/?t??mp?k/), is a large evergreen tree in the family Magnoliaceae. It was previously classified as Michelia champaca. It is known for its fragrant flowers, and its timber used in woodworking. Magnolia champaca. Champa plants are one of the most commonly grown ornamental flowering trees. They are famous for their pleasant-smelling flowers of multiple colors. Champa Plants require very little care and maintenance and they can survive in varied climatic conditions with very little care. They add beauty to the area and the large canopy provides shade. They are evergreen or deciduous plants or trees belonging to the family Apocynaceae. They are native to the tropical regions of Mexico, Central America, and Polynesia. There are almost 300 species in the genus. They are noted for their pleasant and sweetly fragrant flowers which are mostly white in color and they can grow quite tall when in their natural habitat. The leaves are oval, leathery, and green in color. The bark is mostly grey in color. Five types of Champa flowers have great significance in India due to their use in religious rituals. Besides this, Champa Plant is mentioned several times in many Hindu scriptures and is considered sacred in Indian culture. There are five types of Champa that have great religious significance in the Hindu religion. They are Naga Champa, Swarna Champa, Kanaka Champa, Kathari Chama, and Sultan Champa. Champa plants are usually grown in and around the temples for two primary reasons. First, to purify the temple environment, and second, to use the flowers in Puja. Champa is considered the main flower to worship Maa Lalitha Ambika along with other flowers. Similarly, Champa is one of the flowers of Lord Kamadevas five favourite flowers. The Champa flower has five petals each representing a special human value as per Hindu beliefs. The five petals of Champa respectively represent Faith, sincerity, devotion, surrender, and ambition.