The forest
The forest is a natural feature that spreads throughout the world, and the forest is a large area of a group of trees scattered all over the world, as well as many species of animals and plants, and each of the world’s forests has its own nature, contributing to the spread of many different forests in most countries of the world, both in terms of the quality of their trees, plants, living organisms, nature of climate and diverse geographical topography.
The most beautiful forests in the world
A range of forests around the world have their own charm and beauty, providing them with their own wonderful nature of greenery and water, wildlife, trees and shrubs of different shapes, and the right atmosphere for various excursions, giving them their own beauty, which provides information on a range of the most beautiful forests in the world :
1. Bamboo Forest :
Japan’s bamboo forest, specifically in the Arachiyama district of the world’s beautiful forests, has a range of bamboo-planted gardens, dotted with ten species and more bamboo trees.
2. Amazon Forest :
Located within the territory of the South American continent, the Amazon Forest has been classified globally as the largest rainforest, with a large wealth of plants and animals, covering the territory of the Amazon Forest of about nine countries.
3. Black Forest :
The black forests fell within the territory of the State of Germany, and the Romans called them black forests because the pine trees in them were blocked the sun from their land, which turned into dark forests all the time even during daylight, and black forests are also called Schwarzwald, and contain a valley called the Rhine Valley.
4. Belgrade Forests :
Located within Turkish territory, specifically in Istanbul, Belgrade’s forests are a major source of oxygen, Belgrade forests reach 5,300 hectares, contain 7 lakes, connect Istanbul with a range of bridges over water, and about 700,000 m² have been allocated to individual visitors for sitting and hiking, Belgrade forests have walking routes, various sports, cycling, several cafés, and restaurants.
5. Tambloor Park :
Located on the north side of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia’s capital, Tambloor Park has a range of forests of a tropical nature, diverse trees and plants, and many organisms, such as butterflies, insects, and animals, also feature a range of rocky limestone highlands, a range of waterfalls at an altitude of 100 m. These forests also provide tourists with the ability to walk narrow roads, climb the Take on Plateau to its peak at 350m, and watch. the caves in them.
6. The Jungle of the Globe :
Located on the western side of the Moroccan capital Rabat, specifically on one of its plateaus, the Moroccan city of Fez is about 12 km away, with a geographical area of 133,000 hectares, a group of oak trees forms about 63,000 hectares of its area, and the surface of the plateau of these forests is made up of sand mud, and there are many meadows that fall during winter and autumn.
7. Jiuchaigou Forest :
Geographically located in the People’s Republic of China, the Jiuchaigu Forest is located within a valley covering the lakes and waterfalls of the forest, and is dotted with trees that grow at a variety of heights, ranging from about 2,000 m to 4,500 m above sea level.
8. Bologna Forest :
The Bologna Forest is a park located in France, specifically on the western side of The French capital Paris, and offers tourists many activities, such as jogging around, walking with individual residents, a pleasant weather condition, located inside the Lake of Lovers, and characterized by the passage of the Seine river in its territory,[5] with an area of 8.5 square kilometers.
9. Sherwood Forest :
Sherwood Forest is a natural attraction for tourists in England, influenced by the tale of Robin Hood, a popular story hero, and Sherwood Forest is visited by about 1,000,000 visitors to see the beauty of its trees but is classified as a small forest of about 1.5 km².
10. Tongas National Forest :
Tongas National Forest is the largest forest in the Territory of the United States of America, located specifically in Alaska, and is cared for and inhabited by Alaskan indigenous people.
11. Musa Forest :
Located in Malaysia, the Muse Forest contains many fruit trees and green algae, making it a forest visited by tourists, in order to see its green tea groves, and they are keen to climb to a high peak called Gunung Preaching.
12. Tamam Niagara Forest :
Located in Malaysia, the Tamam Niagara Forest is an ancient rainforest on the earth’s surface, with an estimated age of about 130,000,000 years, and is a Malaysian national park, with its biodiversity. It has about 14,000 plant species, about 240 tree species classified as rare, and 400 animal species, the Templening River runs in the middle of its territory, and mobility in the Tamam Negara Forest depends on the use of boats.
