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Last updated 2026-09-24 — Strolling beneath lush greenery and breathing in the naturally breezy air is both romantic and poetic. No wonder Taichung’s Green Boulevard has long been a pilgrimage destination for travelers. Around the world, there are even more stunning, plant-formed...

By the MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Department

Strolling beneath lush greenery and breathing in the naturally breezy air is both romantic and poetic. No wonder Taichung’s Green Boulevard has long been a pilgrimage destination for travelers. Around the world, there are even more stunning tunnels crafted from plants, and their breathtaking beauty is truly a must-experience journey through botanical avenues.

So stunningly beautiful—it’s a natural tunnel you must experience in your lifetime. (Image source: my-idea-space.com)

Japan—Fukuoka’s Kawachi Fujien Garden

The wisteria tunnel at Kawachi Fujien Garden in Fukuoka, Japan, is widely talked about. Every year from April to May, the wisterias cascading over the vast 100-tatami mat trellis burst into bloom, creating a dazzling spectacle that feels like stepping into a dream. (Image source: www.tourismontheedge.com)

Germany—Bonn’s Cherry Blossom Avenue

The former West German capital “Bonn,” renowned as the hometown of Beethoven, is also widely known for its Kirschblütenallee (Cherry Blossom Avenue) on Heerstrasse. When the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, set against the backdrop of European-style architecture along the street, it becomes a rare springtime scenic wonder. (Image source: pulok.com)

USA—New York’s Central Park

Known as New York’s “back garden,” Central Park spans 843 acres and sees thousands of locals and tourists engaging in various activities every day. The park is beautiful in all seasons—vibrant reds and greens in spring, sun-drenched brilliance in summer, fiery red maples in autumn, and serene silver-white in winter. It’s a completely man-made natural landscape. (Image source: freegreattours.blogspot.tw)

Ireland—The Dark Hedges

The Dark Hedges have appeared on many computer desktops, and their picturesque scenery is also a popular choice for local newlyweds taking wedding photos. The tunnel formed by winding trees offers different views throughout the day as light and shadows shift. (Image source: www.hecktictravels.com)

Japan—Kyoto’s Arashiyama Bamboo Grove Path

The stretch from Fushimi Inari Shrine to Okochi-Sanso Villa is a roughly 100-meter-long bamboo tunnel. In summer, cool breezes drift gently, and the verdant bamboo shade brings relief, while in winter, snow contrasts beautifully with the fresh green of the bamboo, creating a uniquely atmospheric scene. (Image source: www.panoramio.com)

Ukraine—The Tunnel of Love

Ukraine’s “Tunnel of Love” is actually a 1-kilometer-long tree-lined tunnel that also serves as part of the railway connecting two woodworking factories. This place is perfect for enjoying the beauty of each season, no matter when you visit. (Image source: www.amusingplanet.com)

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