9 beautiful paths of love in the world

The beautiful natural scenery of the streets makes tourists feel like walking in paradise .

These are the roads "flooded with nature" that any tourist wishes to walk, relax and immerse himself in the fresh air, mingle with nature .

1. The cherry blossom road in Germany

Not only is Japan famous for cherry blossoms but this charming flower has also become famous all over the world. In Germany, in the spring, hundreds of flowers bloom but perhaps the most impressive is cherry blossoms.

Every spring, the peaceful street in Bonn, Germany turns into an enchanting cherry tunnel. This pink road is also known as the " cherry highway " because of its romantic beauty. However, each flower season lasts only 7-10 days.

2. The street of Tu Dang flower in Japan

This pedestrian-only road is known as the beautiful flower tunnel located within the garden of Kawachi Fuji in Kitakyushu, Japan.

The tunnel is covered by charming Wisteria flowers. Each flower blooms in full bloom with light colors such as light pink, purple, yellow and red, hanging down the walking path to create a splendid space.

Visitors just go and admire this wonderful beauty. The best time of the year to see flowers is from late April to mid-May. However, depending on the weather each year, not every year Wisteria flowers are blooming and splendid.

3. Tunnel of love in Ukraine

The love tunnel is the name that locals place for the 3km railway section in the villages of Kleven, Rivne, Ukraine.

This road is covered with a green color by special material. It was the closely planted bushes, with intertwined foliage forming a roof to turn it into a beautiful fairy tunnel.

Every day, trains only run through this road about 3 times to provide wood for a factory near Klven town, eastern Ukraine, so the space here is quite quiet.

In the spring, when the weather is less cold and green trees return, the road becomes a romantic place for exciting love affairs.

4. Sugar purple phoenix flower in South Africa

Johannesburg is the largest man-made forest in the world. People planted more than 10 million trees to keep the green color for this largest city in South Africa.

There are at least 49 purple phoenix species, mostly from South America (Uruguay, Brazil, Peru and Argentina) and the Caribbean basin. These tropical plants were imported into South Africa more than 100 years ago.

October is the most wonderful time of the year when thousands of purple phoenixes are in bloom, creating a breathtaking view on the streets of Johannesburg.

4. Trail through Lake Plitvice in Croatia

Plitvice area in Croatia National Park is famous for its network of 16 lakes and waterfalls. With the aim of bringing the ecological forest system closer to the visitors, the 9km Plitvica trail and the 21km long Corkova Uvala have been built.

These roads are marked with signs and guide signs accompanied by specific regulations of the park, with beautiful plants and algae flooding both sides of the aisle.

Here, visitors can admire the wealth and diversity of the ecosystem in the National Park along the roadside.

6. Sugar ginkgo tree in Japan

In Japan, there are more than 65,000 ginkgo trees planted on streets, gardens and parks. This ginkgo tree road is located outside the Meiji Shrine campus, in Shibuya, Tokyo.

This is also the famous Ginkgo Path in Japan. There is a meaningful story about this plant. It was after the US bombed Hiroshima, there were still six ginkgo trees surviving and growing. Therefore, Japanese people regard ginkgo as "a tree of hope" and are revered in Japanese culture.

7. Medieval fence in Northern Ireland

The boulevard that runs along these two rows of oak is also called "Middle Ages", believed to be 300 years old. There are more than 100 oak trees, running along Bregagh Boulevard, near the village of Stranocum, Antrim county, Northern Ireland.

They create an arc that embraces the road. It is a famous place for photography enthusiasts in Northern Ireland and international travelers.

8. Sagano structure in Japan

Sagano bamboo forest in Arashiyama, Kyoto is one of the quietest, most peaceful places in Japan. The trail is surrounded by thousands of straight and green trees.

The fences along the road were made from the branches and fallen tree trunks. Cropping paths through the forest are an ideal place for a stroll or bike ride. The forest is particularly attractive when the wind blows through the structure, creating melodious and whispering sounds.

9. Road Goncalo de Carvalho in Brazil

In Brazil there is a route that takes a lot of people's love thanks to its natural beauty, admirable wildness.

The most beautiful road in the world is made up of more than 100 towering Tipuana trees along Goncalo de Carvalho, Porto Alegre.

Stretching over 3 blocks, this shady road makes the city environment more fresh. In 2006, former Mayor Joseph Fogaca signed a decree to recognize the road as part of Brazil's cultural, ecological and environmental historical heritage.