The Buddha achieved enlightenment while sitting under a fig tree,whose species is now called ficus religious. The specific tree is called The Bodhi tree, where Bodhi means Enlightenment.
AnswerThe Buddha just before he became a Buddha as a Bodhisattva, sat under the Assattha (Pali), often called the Bodhi-tree, and thereupon attained enlightenment becoming a Buddha. There is, however, more to this. The Pali word Assattha is probably the past participle of the Pali word, 'assasati' which can literally mean "enter by the breath". This makes sense if we understand that Buddhahood is achieved by access to the fourth meditation or dhyana (Jp., Zen) which utilizes the breath to finally transcend it. Here the mind reaches its apex. Mind awakens to its own immaculate nature, hence, Buddha.That would be the "Bodhi Tree."
Although there are many thoughts on this question the original tree, under which Buddha received the enlightenment was Ficus benghalensis, the Banyan.
The Buddha likely meditated under many trees ;-), but he attained enlightenment under a bodhi tree located in Bodh Gaya, India.
the name of the tree which buddha sat under was named badhi
He sat under a sacred fig tree Ficus religiosa), which is a species of banyan fig tree. It is also known as a peepal tree.
The Bhodi Tree
SAL tree
BODHI
Bodhi is the name of the tree under which Buddha meditated. He attained enlightenment. Hence he is named as Buddha. it came from Bodhi.
Bihar and Uttar Pradesh in India Nepal
Buddha meditated in many places over the years. He attained enlightenment under the bodhi tree in Bodh Gaya, India.
Bodhgaya. Where Buddha meditated under the tree. The Deer Park in Sarnath (modern Varanasi). Where Buddha preached his first sermon.
the Buddha meditated underneath the Tree of Knowledge
Buddah sat under a pipal or a bodi tree for 49 days waiting for truth to be revealed to him. He meditated daily and vowed not to get up until he had received his enlightenment.
It is said that Buddha fasted for a total of 49 days. He spent this time at the Bodhi tree.
After 5 years of trying asceticism and then switching to meditation and contemplation he became enlighten as to the actual nature of reality. This happened when he was 35. He spent his remaining years teaching others what he learned and then died in his eighties.
Buddhism does not generally use the term "revelations", and this might imply that God revealed something to him. The Buddha is usually said to have attained insights into the nature of things.
he meditated near the sal tree
Siddhartha meditated in many places; he became enlightened under the bodhi tree in Bodh Gaya, India.
Siddhartha Gautama aka the Buddha, traveled away from his home in India and frequently meditated. He went for days without eating until he reached "enlightenment" where it was said he was meditating under a tree that came to be known as "the Tree of Enlightenment"