H. Benghalensis is a variable vine-like perennial shrub. In rainforest canopies it can be a tall, woody vine. When developing extra open sites. It tends to be shorter and greater shrub-like, regularly no more than 10 m tall. Young shoots are carefully pubescent and often with minute medifixed hairs. Young branches are gray-green in coloration and feature numerous lenticels. Older stems are gray in coloration and can be quite woody in nature or twisted into very long and thick vines.
Leaves are elliptic, nine–19 cm lengthy, 4–9 cm wide, acuminate, faded and sparsely pubescent below, bright on pinnacle and with petioles up to 1 cm long. Flowers are aromatic and borne in auxiliary and terminal racemes up to twenty cm long, erect and softly tomentose. Each flower cluster carries 10–30 flowers. Bract are 3–4.5 mm length, ovate–lanceolate, acuminate, pubescent, deciduous, with 2 bracteoles about 3 mm lengthy, linear–lanceolate, present halfway up the pedicel this is 1.5–2.Five cm long.
These sepals are oblong, about 8 calcined gland reddish brown. It is about 4 mm long present between 2 sepals and partially attached to the pedicel. The petals are ovate to sub-orbital, alternating with sepals. It is about 1 cm long and clawed, creamy-white or pinkish – the largest at the back and with a yellow centre; Puberty hairs shriveled on the outside, shiny to a little puberty on the inside.
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