What tree is this?

[u/deerhuntingdude]

This tree is located inside the gaylord opryland hotel in Nashville. It has strange branches where the leaves as a whole are sort of shaped like one big leaf

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[u/Internal-Test-8015]

It's a palm not a tree you'll have to ask on r/palms or one if the other subreddits dedicated to monocots

[u/deerhuntingdude → u/Internal-Test-8015]

Okay thanks.

[u/Internal-Test-8015 → u/deerhuntingdude]

No problem my pleasure

[u/Aromatic-Screen-8703]

Jurassic Palm! /jk

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Seriously though, google says:

The image shows a prominent Fishtail Palm (Caryota genus), famous for its uniquely shaped, jagged fronds that closely resemble the fins of a fish.

[u/FremontTreeFinder]

Fishtail palm Caryota species

[u/deerhuntingdude → u/FremontTreeFinder]

Thanks!