The forests below will surely make many people admire and be amazed by their unique and majestic appearance.

Sagano bamboo forest, Japan

Sagano Bamboo Forest in Arashiyama, Kyoto is one of the quietest and most peaceful places in Japan. With an area of 16km ² , with green bamboo trees up to 30m high rising straight on both sides of the path, Sagano bamboo forest not only has a beautiful scenery but also has a unique sound, like melodious music when the wind blows. Bamboo foliage. Sequoia National Forest, USA

Redwood National Park, USA

Redwood forest with an area of 53,412 hectares located in California, USA is one of the largest forests in the world. This forest has ancient trees over 2,000 years old, up to 115m tall and with a trunk diameter of about 8m.

Black Forest, Germany

Located in southeastern Germany, the Black Forest is also called Schwarzwald, given by the Romans who discovered it.

The reason this forest is called “Black forest” is because there are many ancient trees and coniferous trees in the forest. Their foliage spreads so widely that it covers almost all sunlight, making most of the forest dry. dark.

Crooked Forest, Poland

Pine forests with bent roots in Poland are considered a strange phenomenon that excites both local people and foreign tourists.

Jiuzhaigou Valley, China

Jiuzhaigou Valley (Jiuzhaigou) is located in the Nanping region of northern Sichuan province, China. With an area of about 72,000 square kilometers, an altitude of more than 4,800 meters, including many diverse ecological lakes with fresh air and charming feng shui space, Jiuzhaigou is recognized by UNESCO as one of the world’s natural heritage sites. world in 1992.

Daintree Rainforest, Australia

The Daintree forest located on the northeast coast of Queensland, Australia is considered one of the oldest tropical rainforests on the planet, having existed continuously for the past 110 million years. This tropical forest is home to a variety of animals including kangaroos and platypuses.

Amazon Rainforest, South America

The Amazon Rainforest in South America accounts for more than 50% of Earth’s remaining rainforest, comprising the largest and most species-rich stretch of tropical rainforest in the world.

Olympic National Park, USA

Olympic National Park is over 3,500 square kilometers wide, located on the Olympic Peninsula, Washington state. Olympic National Park has a diverse ecosystem with many rich flora and fauna species.

Wistman Forest, England

Wistman Forest is located in the southwest of England and is almost completely covered with moss and green grass, creating a wild feeling like there is no trace of living creatures. The main reason is because the forest is lined with stones across the road, making the path more difficult and dangerous.

In addition, the trees in the forest are stunted old trees growing between rocks, their branches twisted together and knotted into strange shapes. This phenomenon, along with the transmission of mysterious stories about ancient Druids, about ghosts, demons, etc., so even though it is a valuable wood resource, this place is still not exploited and retains its unique character. haunted for many years.