Aim: Lavandula bipinnata Roth. family Lamiaceae is one among the traditionally used medicinal plant being used by the local healers for its multiple therapeutic claims. Present review aims to collect all available ethnomedicinal information and research updates on L. bipinnata. Material and Methods: Ethnomedicinal uses of L. bipinnata were searched from available books related to medicinal plants and published research articles. Name of reporting tribe using the plant and their place of reporting, vernacular names, parts used along with the therapeutic uses with specific methods of administration were noted. Results: L. bipinnata has been reported for its traditional therapeutic uses in 2 countries across the globe and in 6 states of India. It was observed that either various parts like root, stem, leaf, fruit, flowers and whole plant used as individually in the management of 31 diseases conditions. Among these are most common use in the treatment of antidote of snake bite, sting of wild animals, anti- poisons and tooth reduce pain etc. Its leaf has maximum application in 13 disease conditions, followed by root in 7, whole plant in 4, stem and flowers in 3, and fruit in 1 diseases condition. Pharmacological studies report anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial, anti-microbial and antioxidant activities of its various parts. Conclusion: L. bipinnata is having multifaceted ethno medicinal uses. Its use as antidote of snake bite, sting of wild animals, anti- poisons, tooth reduce pain etc. should be scientifically evaluated through pharmacological (Preclinical and clinical research).