Padauk (Pterocarpus macrocarpus), the national flower of Myanmar, is a symbol of renewal, resilience, and cultural identity. This book presents a comprehensive and scientifically grounded exploration of Padauk, integrating botanical knowledge with its ecological and cultural significance. Covering approximately 400 pages, this volume examines the morphology, anatomy, reproductive biology, and ecological adaptations of Padauk, along with its practical uses in forestry, horticulture, and traditional applications. The book also highlights the role of Padauk in Myanmar's seasonal cycles and its importance within natural ecosystems. Designed for students, researchers, and plant enthusiasts, this work offers clear explanations, structured analysis, and detailed insights into one of Southeast Asia's most valued tree species. Registered with the Library of Congress in the United States, this publication contributes to the broader documentation and study of important botanical resources.