The 10 most beautiful forests in the world

Located in Northern California, Giant Sequoia National Monument covers an area of approximately 3 km2.

Also located in California, Redwood National Park all of its tree parks remain protected. 45% of all coastal Redwood trees around the world can be found in this forest.

One of the world’s most beautiful forests is none other than Apricot Valley’s Yili Kazak Autonomous Prefecture, which is located in Tuergen Township, China.

It may look as if the Crooked Forest came straight from a kingdom of witches, but this majestic forest is located outside of Nowe Czarnowo, West Pomerania, Poland.

Located in Costa Rica, near the city of Monteverde Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve is covered by 26,000 acres of tropical rainforest.

Located in Kyoto, Japan, Sagano Bamboo forest contains dense giant bamboo plantation and wooden paths.

Stretching across Asia, Europe, and North America, the Taiga is not considered a forest alone, but it is an ecosystem and the largest biome on Earth.

The second largest forest in the world is the Amazon Rainforest is the second largest forest in the world which is approximately 7 million square kilometres.

Another UNESCO World Heritage and a Biosphere Reserve is the Puszcza Białowieska which extends from Poland into Belarus.

Just like the Amazon Rainforest, the Kinubalu National Park is too biologically diverse, Located in northern Borneo this park consists of more than 1,000.

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