When it comes to forests, people often think of murky, scary scenes. But in contrast to that, in the world there are still many beautiful forests like fairy scenes that once you get lost in, you don't want to return. Let's find out with the toplist which forests they are.
Sagano Bamboo Forest, Japan
Sagano Bamboo Forest located in the northwest of Kyoto, Japan has attracted many tourists by the amazing beauty of thousands of green and straight bamboo trees. With an area of about 16 square kilometers, this place is one of the most beautiful natural forests in Japan, not only because of the romantic beauty of the scenery but also because of the sounds made from the wind. fluttering, whispering when blowing through a dense bamboo forest.
These sounds have been voted as one of the 100 sounds that need to be preserved in Japan in the 1870s. Tourists can visit this bamboo forest by train, and it takes about 30 minutes by train. from Kyoto. With a peaceful, spacious and quiet space, visitors will easily feel the breath of nature to the truth amidst the bustling and modern life and freely immerse in the magical static and dynamic timbres. and melodious. Sagano Bamboo Forest has been voted by Freely magazine as one of 20 places to visit even once in a lifetime.
The Sagano Bamboo Forest is not only a popular tourist destination but also a source of bamboo for crafting materials such as baskets, bags, chairs, and cups. However, thanks to a reasonable exploitation policy and the planting of new trees, it does not affect the inherent natural beauty of the forest much.
Sequoia National Forest, USA
The Sequoia National Forest covers an area of 4829 square kilometers, and was established in 1890. The forest is located in the Sierra Nevada mountains of California, in the United States. The forest has been named after the Giant Sequoia tree, which is the largest tree in the world with an average height of 98m, even up to 12 people hugging the tree stump is still not enough. Sequoia National Forest also includes parts of the Kings River, and the granite Kings Canyon, along with the San Joaquin River and Boyden Cave.
Coming to this famous Sequoia National Forest, backpackers will have the opportunity to experience hiking through poetic trails, or explore mysterious old forests. You can camp overnight here to feel the closeness between people and nature. The rolling white waterfalls will be the place where you create beautiful photos. Those who want to find more elegant pleasures can carry fishing rods to the large lakes, where there are many fish for you to "hunt". In addition, when coming here, visitors also have the opportunity to meet and explore the wildlife of many animals such as wolves, scarab beetles, black bears, soot sheep, deer, foxes, cows, eleven species of woodpeckers. , different species of turtles, three species of owls, goats, snakes, ferrets, frogs, etc.
Redwood National Forest, USA
Redwood National Forest is a very unique primeval forest in the state of California, in the United States. This forest is both a national park and a state park of California. The forest covers an area of approximately 53,412 hectares, located entirely in Del Norte and Humboldt, it protects about 45% of the remaining ancient North American fir or Sequoia sempervirens, totaling at least 15,775 hectares. . This forest also has ancient trees over 2,000 years old, with a height of up to 115m and a trunk diameter of up to 8m.
The Redwood National Forest is also home to many other rare plants. With its inherent biological values, in 1980, the forest was recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. The commission recorded 50 prehistoric archaeological sites with a history of up to 4,500 years. It also cites ongoing research in the national forest carried out by researchers from Humboldt State University. The national forest is part of a natural area larger than the California Coast that was designated a World Biosphere Reserve on June 30, 1983. It is overseen by the Great Nature Conservation System. study California.
Black Forest, Germany
The forest is located in southeastern Germany, the Black Forest is also known as Schwarzwald, and is named after the Romans who discovered it. The reason why the forest is called "Black forest" is because the old trees and conifers in the forest are numerous, the foliage is so wide that it covers almost all of the sunlight, making most of the forest. always in a dark state. Coming to the Black Forest, you will be able to admire the pure beauty of nature, along with the green features of plants. The dreamy, gentleness of streams, waterfalls and ponds, with smooth rivers flowing through green pine forests, or looming small houses built in German architecture, all seem to like creating a mysterious fairy-tale beauty of the forest. Wandering in this vast forest, be sure to bring binoculars so you can observe the many species of birds nesting in the trees, or herds of deer grazing bewilderedly…
Summer is the ideal time for visitors to visit this mysterious Black forest. When summer comes, the golden sunlight crept through the forests. And reflected on the roofs, streams and even the forest flowers create a colorful picture of nature. Or if you are a lover of skiing and snow games. Visit the Black Forest in winter. When winter comes, the whole forest is covered with white snowflakes, the lake is no longer clear, but turns into a giant block of ice and snow in the middle of a forest covered with snow and snow.
Crooked Forest, Poland
Crooked Forest is a hundred-year-old pine forest located in the village of Nowe Czarnowo, west of the city of Pomerania, Poland. The curved pine forest in Poland is considered a strange phenomenon and amuses both locals and foreign tourists. Crooked Forest has about 400 pine trees with the base bent 90 degrees above the ground and each tree is over 80 years old.
Many scientists have come here to learn about the Polish Crooked Forest. However, no explanation has been given in a thorough and thorough manner. This makes this forest even more mysterious and attractive. Some theories have suggested that the tree was bent like that because it was run over by tanks since the war. But there are also many theories that the big snowstorms that occurred here centuries ago accidentally curved the pine forest, creating an extremely interesting feature for this place.
Jiuzhaigou Forest, China
Jiuzhaigou Forest is named after a valley in Nanping, in Sichuan, China. The forest has an area of about 72,000 square kilometers, and an altitude of more than 4,800m, including many extremely diverse ecological lakes and a fresh atmosphere and charming feng shui space. In 1992, Jiuzhaigou was recognized by UNESCO as one of the world natural heritages.
Jiuzhaigou Forest is also famous for more than 200 rare and endangered species of flora and fauna, including Sichuan giant pandas, golden monkeys, orchids, precious azaleas... unspoiled and magnificent beauty not only attracts domestic and foreign tourists to visit. During the high season, every day Jiuzhaigou welcomes around 10,000 visitors from all over the world.
Monteverde Forest, Costa Rica
Monteverde Forest is likened to a unique green gem of the beautiful country of Costa Rica. Monteverde National Forest, considered one of the world's first and leading eco-tourism destinations with an extremely rich, magical natural world and home to many rare flora and fauna. , wild. This forest is home to more than 2,500 species of plants, 100 species of mammals, 400 species of birds (including the famous Quetzal) and 120 species of reptiles, all of which are visited by more than 70,000 people each year.
Monteverde is located on a large plateau about 1,066.8 m above sea level, and is a wildlife reserve of Costa Rica with 6 different ecosystems in an area of 4 hectares. Mixing with the green color of the mountains and forests is the pure white of the clouds, creating the scene of Monteverde "cloud forest" that is both romantic and mysterious.
Daintree Rainforest, Australia
The Daintree Rainforest is a tropical rainforest located on the northeast coast of Queensland, Australia. It is rated as the oldest tropical rainforest in the world, for having existed continuously for the past 110 million years, is considered the oldest rainforest on earth. The Daintree Rainforest is also home to the megaliths (big rocks) at Thornton Beach. The large rocks here have a high density due to vulcanization by volcanoes. In the forest there are also Daintree, Bloomfield and Mossman rivers.
The Daintree Rainforest is home to a wide range of animals including kangaroos, platypuses, and big-legged kangaroos. Danintree is also considered the most famous landmark in Australia located in the 2 o'clock zone north of Cairns. In addition, the Daintree Rainforest is home to 430 species of birds and is home to the largest ancient tree that is about 600 million years old.
Amazon Rainforest, South America
The Amazon Rainforest is a moist broadleaf forest located in the Amazon Basin of South America. This area, also known as Amazonia or Amazon Basin covers an area of 7 million square kilometers. The Amazon Rainforest makes up about 50% of the Earth's remaining rainforest and includes a stretch of tropical rainforest that is considered the largest and most species-rich in the world. The Amazon rainforest is home to about 2.5 million species of insects, tens of thousands of species of plants, and about 2,000 species of birds and mammals. To date, there are at least 40,000 species of plants, 3,000 species of fish, 1,294 species of birds, 427 species of mammals, 428 species of amphibians, and 378 species of reptiles and about 20% of the world's bird species.
The Amazon Rainforest is also considered a nature reserve in the world. And it's a biosphere reserve for humanity. Therefore, the conservation of rare animals and resources, especially biological resources in this place, is to protect the existence and development of the human world.
National Olympic Forest, USA
The Olympic Forest is a national park located in the state of Washington, in the extreme northwest region of this area known as the Olympic Peninsula, of the United States. The beach here stretches without interruption with different wilderness areas, each from 16 to 32 km long. The most popular area that visitors come here to visit is a 14-kilometer coastal strip called the Ozette Loop. From Lake Ozette, walk about 4.8 km along the trail is a coastal path through cedar forests and mysterious marshes. The most prominent part of this national forest lies on the slopes of about 60 icebergs
Coming to coastal sesame, there are trails for visitors at high tide up to 3 km long. The National Olympic Forest has become a biosphere reserve of the world and was recognized as a World Heritage Site in 1981. It contains species of giant conifers that are listed among the largest tree species. world such as oak, cedar... with a height of up to 60-70m. Branches of many trees reach out to tens of meters and each branch contains tons of wood with lush foliage covered with moss. Here is the coastal douglas fir tree belonging to the gymnosperm family, the second tallest in the world. It is recorded as the third tallest tree in the world and usually lives for more than 500 years and sometimes more than 1,000 years.
What could be better than having a walk in the woods like this one day. So do not miss any opportunity to be able to come to such green paradises.
