Bhojapatra is a traditional writing material made from the bark of the Bhojpatra tree, primarily found in the Himalayan region. This tree, known scientifically as Betula utilis, has been used for centuries in South Asia for recording texts, manuscripts, and religious scriptures. The bark is processed to create thin sheets that are durable and can withstand the test of time. Historically, Bhojapatra was favored for its lightweight and flexible nature, making it easy to transport and store. It played a significant role in the preservation of ancient knowledge, including texts related to Ayurveda and Sanskrit literature. Today, Bhojapatra is still valued for its cultural significance and is used in traditional crafts and art.