Beautiful natural walkways known as "tree tunnels" are created when trees grow over roads or trails in an arch-like pattern.
This avenue of beech trees in Northern Ireland is well-known for its spooky beauty. Having been planted in the 18th century, it became well-known worldwide after appearing in Game of Thrones.
This Pretoria, South Africa, landmark is renowned for its lovely streets bordered by jacaranda trees, which blossom in shades of purple in the spring.
Japan's Sakura trees produce beautiful tunnels of pink and white blossoms during cherry blossom season, especially in cities like Tokyo and Kyoto.
These wonderfully tended boxwood trees create organic passageways and tunnels within the Dordogne area of France.
One of the most well-known natural landmarks in Ukraine, this charming green tunnel made of trees and plants beside a railway track is situated near Klevan.
A tranquil and evocative tunnel is formed by rising bamboo in Japan. The tall bamboo gently waving overhead makes for a magnificent experience as you stroll along this serene route.
The Oak Alley Plantation, situated in Vacherie, Louisiana, has a famous tunnel made of southern live oaks that forms a magnificent route.
Made famous as one of the world's most beautiful streets, tipuana trees border this tree-lined boulevard in Porto Alegre, Brazil.
Maple trees create tunnels across Canada, which are particularly lovely in the autumn when the leaves change to striking tones of red, orange and yellow.