The thickest, tallest, and oldest trees in Asia

Country

Tree species

Girth

In this table of girth records in Asia only girth measurements made at a height between 1.30 m and 1.50 m are listed. Trees with multiple trunks are excluded.
Of course this inventory contains only tree records as far as they are registered on this site.

Nr	Tree species	Girth	Location	Measurement	Year
1	Cryptomeria japonica (Sugi)	16.20 m	Jōmon Sugi, Mt Takatsuka, Japan	Wikipedia	2012
2	Fagraea fragrans (Tembusu)	7.80 m	Botanic Gardens, Singapore, Singapore	survey	2002
3	Thujopsis dolabrata (Asunaro tree)	7.30 m	Junihon Yasu, Kanagi machi, Japan	Kanie	?
4	Quercus miyagii (Q. miyagii)	7.08 m	Okinawa UraJirogashi, Halfway up the Ibu mountain, Japan	Kanie	2011
5	Ceiba pentandra (Kapok)	6.20 m	Botanic Gardens, Singapore, Singapore	survey	2002
6	Cupressus cashmeriana (Bhutan cypress)	>6.00 m	Trongsa Dzong, Trongsa, Bhutan	Nardo Kaandorp	2011
7	Eucalyptus delegatensis (Alpine ash)	>6.00 m	Nagarkot, Nagarkot, Nepal	Wim Brinkerink	2008
8	Aphananthe aspera (Muku tree)	5.80 m	Inochinushiyashiro no Mukunoki, Taisha town, Japan	Kanie	2010
9	Olea europaea (Olive tree)	>4.00 m	Gethsemane, Jerusalem, Israel	Tim B	2011

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Height

There are no reliable height measurements in Asia available yet.

Age

In this table of age estimates and measurements in Asia are shown. Of course this inventory contains only age records as far as they are registered on this site.

Nr	Tree species	Age	Location	Measurement	Year
1	Cryptomeria japonica (Sugi)	1962 ± 1000 y	Jōmon Sugi, Mt Takatsuka, Japan	Nardo Kaandorp	2012
2	Fagraea fragrans (Tembusu)	153 y	Botanic Gardens, Singapore, Singapore	Tiziano Rootman Fratus	2011
3	Ceiba pentandra (Kapok)	100 ± 10 y	Botanic Gardens, Singapore, Singapore	Tiziano Rootman Fratus	2011
4	Ficus macrophylla (Moreton Bay fig)	52 ± 10 y	Kibbutz Ein Gedi, Ein Gedi, Israel	Tim B	2012

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