This short-stemmed herb has flat, green, round leaves that measure 3-6 inches across. The white flowers (with a purple spot on the lip) are ephemeral, grow from the center of the plant, and grow to about 1 inch breadth. Kaempferia galanga is found in tropical areas of Africa, and in Southeast Asia. A best quality of Kaempferia Galanga in the region grows in Bangladesh.Other Names: Botanical name is Kaempferia galanga, Kapoor Kachri, Zodiary, Spiked ginger, Resurrection lily, Galanga, Galgant-spice Lily, Hinguru-Piyali, Maraba, Shannai (TCM), Kuunkuun, Sidhoul, Camphor Root, Gisol, kencur, aromatic ginger, sand ginger, cutcherry. It is called "Cekur", "Cekuh" or "kecil galanga" in Malay; "Kencur" or "Kentjoer" in Indonesia; "Ingurupiyali" or "Hingurupiyali" in Sri Lanka; "Proh hom", "Hom proh", "Waan teendin" or "Waan hom" in Thailand. There are also names in other languages referring to sand, such as German ("Sandingwer") and Chinese ("Saa jiang"). In Sindhi, Urdu & Hindi Kapoor Kachri.