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9 Magical Tree Tunnels You Would Surely Want to Walk Through

Green is a color that has been offered to us by nature possessing prodigious serenity and tranquillity. Being in a company of grass and trees can take away all the worries of a stressful day. Trees are by far nature’s biggest gift to our planet. There is always something fascinating and magical strolling along underneath a lush green cover of trees.

Here we have compiled for you, a list of some of the most astounding and incredible tree tunnels from around the world.

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Bamboo Path, Japan

Sagano, the famous bamboo forest lies in the outskirts of Kyoto, Japan which is a famous tourist destination. A walk-way has been cut through this famed forest which makes an extra-ordinary tree tunnel with bamboos towering high on both sides. With the sun shining and tranquil breeze, the site becomes quite pleasant.

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Dark Hedges, Northern Ireland

Dark Hedges, a corridor formed by some 150 beech trees which were planted some 300 years ago, is thought to be haunted by the spirit of a maid now known as ‘Grey Lady’, who lived in a neighbouring mansion and died in mysterious circumstances.

Apart from history and myths, this place is a popular spot for tourists, photographers, and painters.

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Image: Flickr/SJ Wray Photography


Heerstraße, Germany

Heerstraße Street in Bonn Germany turns into a surreal enchanted tunnel of cherry blossoms, each year in spring season. The sight is an incredibly magical experience when the flowers are in full bloom. The average cherry blossom lasts for 7-10 days, depending on weather conditions.

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Jacarandas Walk, South Africa

In Johannesburg, when the Jacaranda trees explode into full blossom every October, the surroundings turn into one heck of sight to watch. Jacarandas Walk is a century old tourist destination, which is a part of South Africa’s and world’s largest man made forest comprising of nearly 70,000 trees.

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John Beer Laburnum Walk, United Kingdom

The John Beer Laburnum Walk in Pembroke Lodge Gardens is at its blooming peak in early May. This calm, tranquil and beautiful pathway is worth paying a visit.

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Oak Alley, Louisiana, USA

Located on the banks of the Mississippi River, Oak Alley is a historic plantation in New Orleans, Louisiana. The double rows of live oaks were planted in the early 18th century, making a spectacular path to walk through.

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Rua Goncalo de Carvalho, Brazil

More than 100 Rosewood trees make up ‘Rua Goncalo de Carvalho’, considered as the most beautiful street in the world. It is located in Porto Alegre of Brazil and has been declared as the environmental heritage of the country.

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Tunnel of Love, Ukraine

The Tunnel of Love is located in Klevan Ukraine surrounding a 1.8 mile long railway track leading to the woodworking factory. It is said by the locals that couples pass through this romantic tunnel to make their wishes come true.

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Wisteria Flower Tunnel, Japan

Some 150 Wisteria flowering plants covering 20 different species make-up an enchanting this tunnel blooming with colors. This tunnel is located Kawachi Fuji Garden, Kitakyushu, Japan. The best time to visit is from late April to mid-May.

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