1.Wisteria Tunnel, Japan
is known as the Wisteria tunnel located in Queti Fuji Gardens in the grip of the amazing flowers. It really looks very peaceful that you walk through. Vistia Tunnel, which is a breathtaking exhibition of flora and fauna, which includes the Zen garden and a cherry blossom festival, is situated in Fuchi Gardens of Katkiyushu Kavi Fuji Garden. Various types and colors of Wilsia have been woven through a cylindrical lattice, which during the months of April to May, during the annual "Fuji Matsuri" or "Viestaria Festival" becomes a singular flower-waved tunnel.
2.Tunnel of Love, Ukraine
Tunnel of Love is a unique and truly amazing piece, located in Ukraine, there was only one train train section, but eventually became one of the most romantic places on earth. As the tree was left to grow independently around the railroad, the passing train was the only thing that made it its way. Eventually, three times a day in the forest of Cleven village, the train had shaped a closed tunnel according to the size
3.Jacarandas Walk, Johannesburg
than 10 million trees live in South Africa's largest city green According to many informal sources, Johannesburg is home to the world's largest man-made forest. There are at least 49 species in Jaranda, most of them are native to South America and the native Caribbean basin. A hundred years ago, tropical trees were imported in South Africa. October is the month when thousands of jaranda trees are in full bloom. This magnificent tree tunnel is located in Johannesburg or Pretoria, in the city of Jaranda, where there are 70,000+ bright sparks of purple-blue for the Zarandas urban landscape.
4.Yew Tunnel, UK
tunnel has been planted by the Dior family during the eighteenth century, and it is in the UK. Is probably unique in When they grew up, they were large in the form of extended arch. His tights have spread and his branches are entangled that it is difficult to count today how many different trees come in large scale on this respectable mounting gallery.
5. Ginkgo Tree Tunnel, Japan
Tree Tunnel is covered with the Ginkgo Bilabah tree. This is a highly revered tree of Japanese culture because this tree is known for its survival for a long time. If you travel to Japan, you will replace over 65,000 Ginkgo trees growing in roads, gardens or gardens. Ginkgo Tree Tunnel is located in the exterior garden of Meiji Shrine. Record says that during the Hiroshima bombing, six Ginkgo trees survived when other trees and animals died so badly. Those trees are still alive and many people have come here to come here. They think that these trees have to face everyday challenges and even then, the Japanese bear these trees as 'the carriers of the candidate' or 'living' or 'living fossils'.
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