Cedrus deodara, popularly known as deodar, Himalayan cedar or deodar cedar is a species of cedar belonging to Pinaceae (Pine family). It grows at altitudes of 1,500–3,200 m (5,000–10,000 ft.). In Sanskrit scripts, it is stated as the tree that grows in the place of Gods.The botanical name of the tree is derived from the Sanskrit devadaru (Dev=Gods, Dar=wood), which means wood of the gods.
The generic name Cedrus is derived from the ancient Greek name for the coniferous tree; in another opinion the name is derived from the Greek word kedron, a river of Judea. The specific epithet deodara is derived from Sanskrit devadaru, refers to tree of the gods or timber-of-the-gods; The plant is also harvested from the wild for medicinal use. Now assume yourself into an ice bath which is completely made for health, longevity and fitness.