10 Forest around the world you must visit once!

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Forests always hits in our minds when we think about a beautiful trip. If we want to feel relax and get away from our busy and hustle bustle life we always think about to go somewhere where we can revive ourselves. So here is the list of 10 beautiful and astonishing forest where you must go once in your life.

1.Hallerbos, Halle, Belgium.

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Hallerbos is a forest in Belgium, covering an area of 552 ha. It is situated in the municipality of Halle, In Flemish Brabant and has also a little part in Walloon, Brabant.

Hallerbos forest known for its vibrant bluebells that densely carpet its floor every spring. It is also called a blue forest. The blossoming is so beautiful that many hikers along its popular paths have compared the experience of walking into magical land from a fairytale.

But fall has its fair share of glory too, thanks to changing foliage that bathes the whole woods in warm hues.

2.Sequoia National Forest, California, U.S.A.

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Sequoia National Forest is located in the southern Sierra Nevada mountains of California.

It is populated with majestic Giant Sequoia trees.

This Sequoia National Forest or  American forest was established as a forest reserve in 1891 and later renamed by decree of President Theodore Roosevelt. As the largest trees in the world, sequoias boast a natural grandeur.

The biggest of these is General Sherman. Named after an American Civil war hero, it is the worlds largest tree by volume and is believed to be more than 2300 years old.

3.Jiuzhaigou, Sichuan, China.

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This  Jiuzhaigou national park has also earned distinction as a UNESCO World Heritage site, Its full with breathtaking blue-green lakes and vividly colored forests.

This Jiuzhaigou sprawling park contains more than 220 different species of birds, but the area is also home to giant pandas, golden monkeys, and the Sichuan takin.

4. Daintree Rainforest, Queensland, Australia.

This Daintree tropical rain forest offers mountains ranges, sprinting streams, wondrous waterfalls and wealth of colorful creatures and rich plant life. Portions of this remarkable terrains are protected and conserved by Daintree National Park. Best of all,

You don’t need to book a ticket to OZ to view some of this rainforest’s most incredible contents. Its websites offer a photo gallery with shots of fauna, flora, forest, fungi, insects, and spiders.

5. Sagano Bamboo Forest or Arashiyama Bamboo Grove, Kyoto, Japan.

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A photo can easily tell you about this Sagano Bamboo forest that how lovely and green this forest is with its stories-high stalks of bamboo reaching towards the sky, as slivers of sunlight leap through in spurts. Locals say that the true attraction of this area is its soothing soundscape.

As the wind blows, you’ll hear the rustling of leaves, the creaking and cracking of the bamboo stalks. So the prime time for a trip through this forest is early or late on weekdays when its popular pathways are least crowded.

6. Hayedo De Otzarreta Forest, Basque Country, Spain.

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It is called Hayedo De Otzarreta Forest or Gorbea National Park, it contains countless beech trees whose branches stretch up more than out. Their back glistens with green moss and generous foliage cake the forest floor in radiant reds and oranges in the fall.

When conditions are right, a mist will waltz through the trees, perfect for pictures or enchanting nature walks

7. Goblin Forest, Wellington, New Zealand.

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The trees in the goblin forest have grown in knots and tangles, the climate there is so moist that moss thrives, coating every branch and every bit of bark, making for trees that let off an eerie, greenish Goblin Glow. New Zealand is so lush with jaw-dropping landscapes.

8. Mossy Forest, Cameron Highlands, Malaysia.

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This Mossy Forest contains Carnivorous Pitcher plants and delicate orchids stand out amongst the spongy green moss covering the trees in this high elevation cloud forest.

The winding approach takes tourists through crowded hill station towns and rolling green tea fields before ascending into the misty mountaintops of mainland Malaysia. Whenever you visit don’t forget to climb to the viewpoint at the summit of Gunung Brinchang.

9. Amazon Forest, Brazil, South America.

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The Earth’s largest rainforest spans over countries and 1.4 billion acres. It’s home to Jaguar, Pink Dolphins, Toucan, and Sloths e.t.c. It's famed for its biodiversity and it's crisscrossed by thousands of river, including powerful Amazon and it also contains some off isolated tribes who still, live in this forest.

10. Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park, Madagascar.

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Tsingy de bemaraha national park is a national park located in Melaky Region, Northwest Madagascar. The national park centers on two geological formations 1. The great Tsingy and 2.Little Tsingy. This is a rocky forest but the main draw at Tsingy is the ancient Limestone formations that cover the 230 sq mile UNESCO Site.

A long day trek through the region’s cave-like crevices and across janky rope bridges reveals a look into the life of 11 types lemur, Camouflages chameleons and various species of birds.