As a part of the nature, forest is one of the most beautiful
things on our planet. We got so many beautiful forests on the earth that it is
quite hard to sort out the best ones. Here, we try to enlist 10 top most beautiful
forests in the world.
1. Sagano Bamboo
Forest, Japan: A beautiful bamboo-rich forest located in the Arashiyama
district, west to Kyoto, Japan. Sagano forest is known for its diverse range of
bamboo trees.
2. Giant Sequoia National
Monument, California, US: Giant Sequoia National Monument forest is located in
the southern Sierra Nevada Mountains in California and covers about 4,829 sq km
(1,865 sq mi) of the mountain range. It is mainly knwon for its
magnificent Giant Sequoia trees.
3. Redwood National Park,
California, United States: The Redwood National parks is made up of four parks
that span across at least 158 square km area. They altogether cover 45% of all
residual coast redwood forests. These forests feature some of the tallest and
the most massive trees on the planet.
4. Black Forest, Germany:
Also known as Schwarzwald, these are wooded mountain forests
located in Baden-Württemberg, southwestern Germany. The forest is surrounded by
the Rhine valley on both west and south sides. Romans gave it the name “Black
Forest” as the trees inside the forest block out most of sunlight from touching
the earth surface.
5. Crooked Forest, Poland: It
is named such because the forest accumulates around 400 oddly-shaped
pine trees. It is said that some human or scientific method was used to make
trees grow like this for some specific purpose. The actual cause is still
unknown, but it has made this forest unique and famous.
6. Jiuzhaigou Valley, Sichuan, China: Also known as the “Valley of Nine
Villages,” the Jiuzhaigou valley is a combination
of colorful lakes, waterfalls, and snow-capped peaks. It was registered
as the UNESCO World Heritage site in 1992.
7. Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve, Costa Rica: This
is a wonderful and famous forest reserve located near the town of Monteverde.
The forest is visited by roughly around 70,000 people every year. It is made up
of 6 ecological zones, most of which are virgin forest. It is known for its
diverse range of over 2,500 plant categories, 120 reptilian species, over 400
types of birds, and a number of insect classes.
8. Daintree Rainforest,
Australia: One of the oldest tropical rainforest located north of the east cost of
Queensland, Australia, Daintree is said to have existed for over 110 million years. Kangaroos,
platypuses and wallabies are some of the most common animal species found in
these reserves.
9. Amazon Rainforest, South
America: Amazon is one of the most popular broadleaf rainforest
ranges expanded over an area of 5,500,000 square km, located in 9 countries,
including Brazil, Peru, Colombia, Bolivia, Guyana, French Guiana, Venezuela,
Ecuador and Suriname. It represents roughly 50% of the total rainforests on the
planet.
10. Olympic National Forest,
Washington, United States: the Olympic National Forest is located in the Olympic
National Park, US. It is one of the largest temperature rainforests in the
world and also the rainiest place in the US continental.
