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Avenue of the Baobabs - You can find these strange Baobab trees in Madagascar.

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Avenue of the Baobabs - Many tourists are drawn to the region because of these incredible and bizarre trees.

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Wisteria - They're not exactly trees - wisterias are flowering vine plants.

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Wisteria - But the wisterias in Japan are decades old and hang like waterfalls, making them longer than a lot of trees.

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Giant sequoia - The Sequoia National Park in California is home to some of the biggest trees in the world.

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Giant sequoia - These are the world's largest trees and can grow up to anywhere between 85 and 115 meters high and between 8 and 12 meters in diameter.

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Dragon tree - These trees can be found in Socotra, an archipelago in Yemen.

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Dragon tree - Its English name 'Dragon's Blood trees' is given due to the red sap that the tree contains.

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Rainbow eucalyptus - This beautiful tree is native to the Mindanao Island, in the Philippines.

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Rainbow eucalyptus - These beautiful colors are revealed when the exterior bark falls off.

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Angel oak tree - These are very old oak trees, estimated to be between 400 and 500 years old.

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Angel oak tree - They can be found at Angel Oak Park in South Carolina.

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Bamboo forest - Bamboo isn't technically a tree, it's closer to a flowering plant.

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Bamboo forest - But the immense bamboo forests near Kyoto, Japan, are some of the most beautiful natural wonders on offer.

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Dead Acacia trunks - In Dead Vlei, Namibia, the strange 'skeletons' of acacias have stuck around.

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Dead Acacia trunks - These landscapes are very popular among photographers due to the beautiful contrast of the intense orange of the sand dunes against the trees.

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Cherry blossoms - Cherry blossoms may not be strange, but they sure are beautiful.

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Cherry blossoms - Cherry blossoms can be found all over the world as they signal the beginning of Spring.

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Ta Prohm Temple - This temple can be found in the province of Siem Reap, Cambodia, and is dominated by trees.

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Ta Prohm Temple - The fig trees and ceiba trees are among many that have taken over the ancient temple.

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Bristlecone pine trees - The Nevada Basin is home to these odd trees.

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Bristlecone pine trees - Pine trees can resist sever weather conditions and insects and many are over 5000 years old.

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Banyan tree - They are types of fig trees which grow in the cracks of other trees and end up strangling the other tree.

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Banyan tree - They can be found in various parts of the world and most of them are over 1000 years old.

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Joshua tree - This tree takes its name from Mormon pilgrims who thought the trees looked similar to Joseph (from the Bible) pointing to the sky.

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Joshua tree - They're actually a kind of Yucca tree and they grow in the Mojave desert in the United States.

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Spider trees of Pakistan - When floods hit Pakistan in 2010, the spiders fled to the trees and created these webs.

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Maple trees - This tree is native to east Asia, but they also grow in places like Portland, Oregon.

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Maple trees - These leaves are truly beautiful, don't you think?

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