May 17, 2016 · Here’s 18 of the most beautiful trees from around the globe. Most famously found in the Cambodian ruins of Ta Prohm, Silk Cotton Trees don’t dazzle with their branches, but rather with their huge, twisting root structures made up of long, wavy, narrow planks that cut into the earth forming flanged walls at the base.

Jul 31, 2014 · Granted, not all of these amazing, beautiful trees are trees (the Wisteria is a vine, Rhododendrons are shrubs, and bamboo technically belongs to the grass family), but we’ll give them a pass because they are amazing, huge and beautiful.

Jan 4, 2024 · 11 Most Beautiful Trees in the World to Put on Your Travel Bucket List 1. CHandelier Tree. Also known as the drive-thru tree, the Chandelier Tree is a giant redwood located on the 101 175 miles north of San Francisco. Can you tell I wasn’t in a particularly good mood during our visit? Couldn’t even smile for the photo. haha

Mar 5, 2021 · We’ve rounded up the most beautiful and unusual trees, found in all corners of the globe, from butterfly-covered trunks in Mexico’s cloud forests to skeletal, scorched branches on Namibia's salt flats

From the famous cherry blossoms of Japan and giant sequoias of California to the butterfly-covered trunks in Mexico’s cloud forests, they are one of the most breathtaking natural wonders found across our globe.

Aug 11, 2015 · Here is a list of the 20 most beautiful trees (vines and bushes included) on Earth: 20. A 144-year-old vine called wisteria in Japan. #19. Baobab trees in Madagascar. #18. Jacaranda trees in South Africa. #17. Dragon blood trees in Yemen. #16. Cherry trees in Germany. (Continue reading next page…)

Jan 24, 2019 · Here are 30 of the world’s most beautiful trees, each celebrated for its distinct beauty. Rhododendron Over 125 Years Old Even though Rhododendrons are technically a shrub, this ancient giant most certainly passes for a tree.

Feb 5, 2021 · These are the most spectacular and unique trees in the world, from Japan’s wisteria tunnels to Namibia’s DeadVlei trees to California’s giant sequoias.