Admire the 16 most magnificent ancient trees in the world

How to love Mother Nature? Let me help you understand the value of plants: plants convert carbon dioxide into oxygen for us to breathe and is a haven for countless creatures on the planet. Not only that, trees are also seen as the green giants of the Earth, helping to protect and protect people from negative impacts from natural disasters. Moreover, trees are also soulmates when we are sad and tired.

There are many reasons for us to love plants, one of which is the magnificent beauty that trees offer. Here are the 16 most magnificent old trees in the world - the hundreds of years old trees, the magnificent flowers are more beautiful than in the fairy . Let us admire it!

1. Over 125 year old azaleas in British Columbia, Canada

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Cultivated in front of a house in Ladysmith - a small town on Vancouver Island, Canada, this rhododendron makes many people pass by by the color of its bright pink. This rhododendron tree is more than 125 years old, 7.6m high, spread about 9m wide with brilliant blooms to help the house more beautiful.

2. 144 year old death tree in Ashikaga Park, Tochigi, Japan

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This 144-year-old giant tree of death is located in Ashikaga Park, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan, not the biggest tree in the world but it is enough to make visitors overwhelmed when the tree spreads over an area of ​​1,990m2. and was planted around 1870.

3. Stormy tree in Slope Point, south of New Zealand

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This stormy tree species has a very unique shape, they are twisted together and swept one way, because they always have to cope with the fierce and cold winds coming from Antarctica.

4. Japanese maple is grown at Washington Park, USA

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Japanese maple is grown in Washington Park, in the western part of Portland, Oregon, USA, beautiful and brilliant like the sun in the middle of a forest, which is one of the attractions to Washington Park more than 22,000. m2 sightseeing and taking pictures.

5. Mossy South Antarctic oak in Oregon State, USA

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This oak tree is native to Chile and Argentina and thrives in the North Pacific region of the United States.

6. Cherry blossom tree in the city of Bonn, Germany

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Every year in April, a road in the city of Bonn, Germany turns into a beautiful, fascinating cherry blossom tunnel. When walking under this tree road, you will have a feeling of pleasure and forget about the noisy and hustle of city life.

7. Angel Oak is located on the island of John, South Carolina, USA

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The 1,500-year-old oak tree in Charleston, South Carolina, USA is known as a fairy tale and is a valuable asset to this place. This Angel Oak has a height of 20m , a diameter of 8.5m and a coverage of up to 1,600m2 , its longest branch has a length of 56m. With a lifespan of 1,400 to 1,500 years , this oak is considered one of the oldest living creatures on the east bank of the Mississippi River, USA.

8. Red phoenix tree in Brazil

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This brilliant red phoenix is ​​a typical plant of Madagascar but it also grows in tropical regions around the world.

9. Dragon blood tree (Dragonblood tree) grows on the island of Socotra, Yemen

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This dragon blood tree ( Dragonblood tree) has a strange shape that looks like a giant umbrella. The reason it had this terrifying name was because the crimson sap was like blood. In the past, dragon blood tree resin was useful to be used as a dye and cure in folk remedies. Today, dragon bloody plastic is mainly used to make paint and gloss.

10. Giant limestone tree in Sequoia National Park, California, USA

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This giant spare tree named President, 3,200 years old and about 75 meters high, circumference 28 meters, equivalent to a 20-storey building, located in Sequoia National Park, California, USA. This is the third largest tree in the world to own skyscrapers. In particular, the President tree is one of the very famous wonders of America.

11. The bright red maple forest leaves in St. Louis, Oregon, USA

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When going in the middle of this road, you will think that you are setting foot on a beautiful red carpet, especially with the person you love, nothing else, right?

12. Rainbow eucalyptus tree on the island of Kauai, Hawaii Islands, USA

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This rainbow eucalyptus species changes its shell many times a year. After each cover change process, the tree reveals a layer of light green. After that, the inner shell gradually grew darker and turned blue, orange and dark brown that looked like a beautiful picture. In addition, the special color of this plant is also used to produce paper and grow throughout the South Pacific.

13. Purple phoenix (Jacaranda) in Cullinan, South Africa

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If you have the opportunity to visit the town of Cullinan in October, surely you will be enraptured by the colorful purple phoenix lines.

14. Grand boulevard of old oak trees in South Carolina, USA

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These ancient oaks were planted in 1790 at Sixie Plantation Road, in South Carolina, USA.

15. baobab tree in Madagascar

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The baobab belongs to the rice family and is one of eight special plants that only live in Madagascar, Africa or Australia. The baobab tree has a very strong survival ability, even when living in areas with the harshest living conditions. It is seen as a symbol of the arid regions of Africa. People here take advantage of the giant trunk of the baobab tree as a water container when drought.

16. Road of the Old Hedges oak tree near the village of Armoy in Northern Ireland

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The Dark Hedges old oak tree road is located along a quiet Bregagh road, near the village of Armoy in Northern Ireland. These oak trees were planted by the Stuart family in the eighteenth century with the intention of creating a beautiful landscape to impress guests to their mansion. Two centuries later, ancient oak goods still retain their wonderful beauty and become one of the most photographed natural masterpieces in Northern Ireland.

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