MP's 200-Year-Old Kalpavriksha Trees: Villagers Call Them 'King-Queen' Love Story

• In Lukwasa village, Shivpuri, Madhya Pradesh, two 200-year-old Kalpavriksha trees are revered as 'Raja-Rani'.
• Villagers believe wishes made here with a true heart are always fulfilled, attracting devotees seeking marriage, children, jobs, and health.
• The trees are distinguished as 'Raja' (thinner trunk, male) and 'Rani' (thicker trunk, female), with intertwined branches symbolizing a couple.
• Their unique fruits resemble a mix of mango, coconut, and wood apple, turning into dried dates when ripe, considered a miracle by locals.
• Devotees tie threads, light lamps, and make wishes; many return to give thanks after their wishes are granted, especially during festivals.