Rainbow Eucalyptus: You can find multicolored stems in Hawaii, the US, or areas of southern Asia, Oceania. In Hawaii, rainbow eucalyptus grows in the forests along Hana Highway, a world-famous road that stretches along the coast. Peeling off the bark of the trunk reveals eye-catching colors like orange, green, and red.
Argan tree: Dotted in southwestern Morocco, the argan tree possesses broad foliage and sharp branches. More specifically, this plant is the habitat of goats. They like to eat the fruit of the tree. To stand on the spindly branches, the goats had to stay balanced. The argan tree is an oil-producing plant, one of Morocco’s most valuable products, known as "desert gold".
Giant wisteria: In addition to the cherry, Japan is also home to several incredible wisteria trees. Ashikaga Flower Park is famous for its wisteria walking tunnels. The most beautiful flower season starts from mid-April to May. At this time, wisteria will bloom in purple, pink, blue, and white. The spectacular highlight is the Great Miracle Wisteria, a giant 140-year-old tree in the center of the park. There is usually a wisteria festival in spring.
Baobab tree: baobab avenue in the Menabe region, west of Madagascar, is famous for its rows of strange trees growing upside down. The baobab tree is smooth with leaves like an umbrella. Each tree here is said to have existed for at least 1,000 years. In the past, this place was once a lush forest. However, trees were cleared for agriculture and other uses. This plant stores many liters of water in the trunk. Today, about 50 trees grow along the boulevard.
Joshua tree: Joshua Tree National Park in California, USA, has a lot of interesting things. This is a place that owns a great view of the Coachella valley. Outstanding hiking trails with trees of the same name are scattered across the desert. The joshua trunk is spindly and thorny. This strange plant has lived here for about 100 years, alternating between rocks.
Dark Hedges Oak Road: Located near the village of Armoy, Northern Ireland, 150 oak trees planted in the 18th century by the Stuarts family have created the world famous Dark Hedges Road. This is the impressive entrance leading to Gracehill House, a lavish, ancient castle. The path used to be chosen as the setting of the hit TV series.
The curved pine tree: Western Pomerania is one of the greenest regions in Poland. In particular, the Crooked forest here is unique because all the pine trees have curved roots towards the north. Many theories have been put forward to explain this phenomenon. However, these strangely bent trees remain a mystery to this day. The scene is like coming from another planet.
