Breathtaking Tree Tunnels Around the World

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18 September 2024


Tree tunnels are beautiful natural pathways where trees grow arching over roads or trails, forming a tunnel-like structure

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1. The Dark Hedge: Located in Northern Ireland, this avenue of beech trees is famous for its eerie beauty. Planted in the 18th century, it gained international fame after being featured in Game of Thrones

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2. Jacaranda Tree Tunnel: Located in Pretoria, South Africa, it is known for its beautiful streets lined with Jacaranda trees, which bloom in purple hues during spring

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3. Sakura Tunnel: During cherry blossom season, Japan's Sakura trees create breathtaking tunnels of pink and white flowers, particularly in areas like Kyoto and Tokyo

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4. Marqueyssac Gardens: These gardens are located in the Dordogne region of France and feature beautifully manicured boxwood trees forming natural tunnels and walkways

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5. Tunnel of Love: Located in Klevan, this enchanting green tunnel formed by trees and shrubs along a railway track is one of Ukraine's most famous natural attractions

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6. Sagano Bamboo Forest : In Japan, towering bamboo forms a serene and atmospheric tunnel. Walking through this tranquil path is a magical experience, with the tall bamboo swaying gently above

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7. Oak Alley: Located in Vacherie, Louisiana, the Oak Alley Plantation features an iconic tunnel formed by southern live oaks, creating a grand  pathway

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8. Rua Goncalo de Carvalho: Known as one of the most beautiful streets in the world, this tree-lined avenue in Brazil's Porto Alegre is formed by tipuana trees

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9. Autumn Maple Tree Tunnel: In various regions of Canada, maple trees form tunnels that become especially magical in the fall, when the leaves turn vivid shades of red, orange, and yellow

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