Palm Leaf Manuscripts are ancient texts made from the leaves of palm trees, primarily used in South Asia and Southeast Asia. These manuscripts were inscribed with ink or carved with a sharp tool, preserving religious, literary, and historical knowledge. They often contain important texts in languages such as Sanskrit, Pali, and Tamil. The manuscripts are typically bound together and can be quite fragile, requiring careful handling. They are significant for understanding the cultural and intellectual heritage of the regions where they were created. Many Palm Leaf Manuscripts are now housed in museums and libraries, while efforts continue to digitize and preserve them for future generations.