20 Wonderful Tree Tunnels You Must Take A Walk Through

Trees are the longest and most wonderful living organism, which not only protect all living things by providing shelter and shade but also have useful impact on our climate. You may be much familiar with man-made tunnels, that are designed to get you from one place to another, but do you have ever heard about tree tunnels?

 If not, then today we are going to introduce you with some of the most breathtaking and wonderful tree tunnels around the world. There could be nothing more exciting than sitting under a canopy of trees in one of these tree tunnels on a hot summer day. Enjoy!

1. Blossom Path

Blossom Path

2. The Dark Hedges in Northern Ireland

The Dark Hedges in Northern Ireland

The Dark Hedges in Northern Ireland

3. Street in Bonn, Germany

Street in Bonn, Germany

4. Tunnel of Love in Ukraine

Tunnel of Love in Ukraine

Tunnel of Love in Ukraine

5. Bamboo Path in Kyoto, Japan

Bamboo Path in Kyoto, Japan

6. Cypress Tree Tunnel At The Historic Marconi 
Wireless Station, California


7. Ginkgo Tree Tunnel in Japan

Ginkgo Tree Tunnel in Japan

8. Gyeonghwa Station in Jinhae, South Korea

Gyeonghwa Station in Jinhae, South Korea

9. Jacarandas Walk in South Africa

Jacarandas Walk in South Africa

10. Laburnum Tunnel in Bodnant Gardens, UK

Laburnum Tunnel in Bodnant Gardens, UK

11. Maple Tunnel

Maple Tunnel

12. Location Unknown

Location Unknown

13. Parque Francisco Alvarado in Costa Rica

Parque Francisco Alvarado in Costa Rica

14. Sakura Tunnel, Japan

Sakura Tunnel, Japan

15. Street in Jerez, Spain

Street in Jerez, Spain

16. Street in Porto Alegre, Brazil

Street in Porto Alegre, Brazil


17. The Path Up To the Halnaker Windmill in Sussex

The Path Up To the Halnaker Windmill in Sussex

18. Tree Tunnel in Netherlands


19. Wisteria Flower Tunnel in Japan

Wisteria Flower Tunnel in Japan


20. Oak Alley Along the Mississippi River 
outside New Orleans, Louisiana

Oak Alley Along the Mississippi River outside New Orleans, Louisianavia:
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