Top 10 Incredible Tree Tunnels in the World

The tree tunnel of the Yew is regarded as the most incredible among all the tunnels in the world. The area is a great spot of tourist attraction which captures picturesque view of the scenic beauty that drags appreciation for itself. The first view of the tunnel parts with it the feeling of being painted by the Dyer Family.

The historic place has more than 150 beach trees which were heard to be planted by John Stuart. An old spirit is heard to be haunting the country as well as the street road till the last beach tree. Yet the place has served awesome in the purpose of photography and films too. Thus the place has successfully made its place as a significant tunnel and tourism spot of the world.

This place is the Bamboo forest paths which are over 500 meters long, set between Tenryuji temple and Nonomiya Shrine. You can rent a bike or stroll the path to enjoy the beautiful sight of sunlight shining through the bamboo grove, casting soft shadows on the path. Especially when the wind blows through, you can see moving images exuding a tranquil feel. That is the true charm of these forests of the east.

Kawachi Fuji Gardens in Kitakyushu, Japan is where you will find this pastel-colored fairytale tunnel. The gardens are home to about 150 Wisteria flowering plants spanning 20 different species (white, blue, purple, violet-blue and pink).

Jacarandas Walk is a very well known tourist destination and one of the most popular tree tunnels on the planet, due to the fact that it represents the largest man-made forest in the whole world. This tunnel is more than a hundred years old, and the trees that comprise it were mostly imported from South America. More than 70,000 trees make up this magnificent tunnel, and are best to see in October, when the Jacarandas fully blossom.There are at least 49 species of Jacaranda which remain fully blossomed so that the place can hold its name to be among the list of incredible and vivid splashes of urban landscapes.

The historic place has more than 150 beach trees which were heard to be planted by John Stuart. An old spirit is heard to be haunting the country as well as the street road till the last beach tree. Yet the place has served awesome in the purpose of photography and films too. Thus the place has successfully made its place as a significant tunnel and tourism spot of the world.

This place is the Bamboo forest paths which are over 500 meters long, set between Tenryuji temple and Nonomiya Shrine. You can rent a bike or stroll the path to enjoy the beautiful sight of sunlight shining through the bamboo grove, casting soft shadows on the path. Especially when the wind blows through, you can see moving images exuding a tranquil feel. That is the true charm of these forests of the east.

Kawachi Fuji Gardens in Kitakyushu, Japan is where you will find this pastel-colored fairytale tunnel. The gardens are home to about 150 Wisteria flowering plants spanning 20 different species (white, blue, purple, violet-blue and pink).

Jacarandas walk, Johannesburg Jacarandas Walk is a very well known tourist destination and one of the most popular tree tunnels on the planet, due to the fact that it represents the largest man-made forest in the whole world. This tunnel is more than a hundred years old, and the trees that comprise it were mostly imported from South America. More than 70,000 trees make up this magnificent tunnel, and are best to see in October, when the Jacarandas fully blossom.There are at least 49 species of Jacaranda which remain fully blossomed so that the place can hold its name to be among the list of incredible and vivid splashes of urban landscapes.

The Oak Alley Plantation is very old, as the trees that it consists of were planted in the beginning of the 18th century. It is quite the popular spot in America and has been featured in several movies and TV shows.

The richest as well as the romantic place of love and relationship looks drastic for the ones who love to be in the scenic vicinity of the place.

This is the best place to admire and gain appreciation from the people who visit the place in a lifetime describing the beauty of nature in its own words and lyrics.