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Travel Update: If you are one of those people who are very fond of walking, then this news is for you. All these jungle are amazing heritage of nature, which must be seen once the fond of every visit.
Travel Update: If you are among those who are relaxed in the greenery, cold air, chirping birds and calm environment of trees, then what can be a better place than the forests? These forests spread all over the world are not only called the lungs of the earth, but are no less than a paradise for those who love nature. If you want to connect deeply to nature, then exploring these huge forests can be one of the most memorable moments of your life. Whether it is the cold greenery of the Valdivian, the Burmese forest is a wonder of the forest or the mysterious tribes of the new guinea, all these are the amazing heritage of the forest nature, which every thing to visit must be seen once.
Valdivian forest
Spread over Chile and Argentina in South America, this forest is one of the oldest and largest forests in the earth. About 17,000 years ago this area was completely covered with snow. Today it is home to the world’s smallest deer like ‘Pudu’ and rare creatures like ‘Codcod’ in the world.
Although its biodiversity is unique, this forest is partially preserved, due to which it is in danger due to deforestation and interference of humans. After walking in this forest, you will fall in love with nature.
Burmese tropical rainforest
Located in Myanmar, this Rainforester is spread between the Equator, Pacific and the Indian Ocean. It is one of the oldest rainfores in the world. Many rare and foreign animals like Asian elephants, gibbons and Bengal tigers are found here. However, its area is decreasing rapidly due to indiscriminate forest harvesting. At present, this forest is spread over about 2,33,000 square kilometers, but if this situation prevails, then this forest can be extinct in our lifetime itself.
New guinea tropical rainforest
New Guinea’s Renforest was counted among the most attractive and mysterious forests in the world. This area is not only home to thousands of flora and animals, but more than 1,000 tribal tribes also live here. A large part of it is still untouched for scientists, so it remains the center of attraction for research. It is believed that 5 to 10% of the earth’s animals and species are found in this forest. Its total area is about 5,45,000 square kilometers, and a large part of it is preserved so that scientists can find its depths further.
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