Most Beautiful trees in the World!

Prepare to be blown away. As Joyce Kilmer said in her poem, “I think I shall never see a poem as lovely as a tree.”

Just how beautiful can a tree get?

Some of them may be shrubs and veins, but here are the world’s most beautiful tree:

125-Year-Old Rhododendron. Canada’s Rhododendron Tree is considered as a shrub, so it’s technically not a tree.
144-Year-Old Wisteria. There is an old, majestic wisteria that sits in a 1,990 square meters land in Japan.
Wind-Swept Trees. At the southern tip of New Zealand, you can see these Lord of the Rings-like trees growing at a weird angle.
Japanese Maple. There is an incredible Japanese Maple tree in Portland, Oregon with enchanting crooked branches and pink or orange leaves.
Antarctic Beech. In Oregon, there stands an Antarctic Beech, which is draped with hanging moss. This tree originates from Chile and Argentina.
Cherry Trees. When the Cherry Blossoms in Bonn, Germany bloom, it creates a beautiful tunnel of pink leaves through one of the streets.
Angel Oak. In John’s Island in South California, there is an angel oak that stands 66.5 feet tall and could possibly be 1,500 years old.
Flamboyant Tree. This flamboyant tree is a native of Madagascar, but it can also grow in other tropical places in the world.
Dragonblood Trees. This tree can be found in Yemen and it looks like an architect designed it. Its red sap is used as violin varnish or dye.
The President. This tree can be found in California’s Sequoia National Park and it stands 241 feet tall, making it the third tallest of its kind.
Maple Tree. In Oregon, there is a field of Maple trees that forms an amazing red tunnel.
Rainbow Eucalyptus. This tree is in Kauai, Hawaii with shedding barks that gives it multiple colours, where its name is based.
Jacarandas. A column of Jacarandas trees in Cullinan, South Africa creates a beautiful violet tunnel with its leaves.
Avenue of Oaks. Way back 1790 a long line of oaks were planted in the Dixie Plantation in South Carolina.
Baobab Trees. These Madagascar trees can store a huge amount of water in their trunks.
The Dark Hedges. These mysterious, but enchanting trees line up in a street in Netherlands and it looks like the road is leading you straight to Wonderland.