Indian Fig is a common name for the species Ficus Bengalensis, which is a type of fig tree native to India. It is also known as the Bengal Fig or BANYAN Tree, which is the 6-letter crossword solution for the term INDIAN FIG. The tree is well known for its aerial roots that grow down from the branches and form additional trunks, giving the tree an umbrella-like shape. It is considered sacred in Hinduism and is often found near temples and other religious sites.