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8 Of The Most Amazing And Unique Paths In The World

8 Of The Most Amazing And Unique Paths In The World 
1. Wisteria Tunnel, Japan 
This stunning flower walkway is the known as the Wisteria Tunnel, situated in the Kawachi Fuji Garden (City of Kitakyushu).Wisteria, (known as Fuji in Japan), is an ancient Japanese flowering vine.
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8 Of The Most Amazing And Unique Paths In The World
2. Plitvice Lakes Paths, Croatia
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The Croatian National Park Plitvice Lakes.
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The paths are marked with hiking sign posts

8 Of The Most Amazing And Unique Paths In The World
3. Bamboo Path, Japan
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The Sagano Bamboo Grove is located in the Sagano Arashiyama area of Kyoto (about 25 minutes from central Kyoto).
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8 Of The Most Amazing And Unique Paths In The World
4. Tunnel of Love, Ukraine
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One of the most beautiful tunnels in World can be found near the city of Klevan in Ukraine - The Tunnel of Love.
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8 Of The Most Amazing And Unique Paths In The World
5. Ha'ikū Stairs, Hawaii
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The Haʻikū Stairs is a steep hiking trail on the island of Oʻahu, Hawaii.
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8 Of The Most Amazing And Unique Paths In The World
6. Santorini Path, Greece
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The zigzag walkway from sea to city is paved in stone.

8 Of The Most Amazing And Unique Paths In The World
7. Great Wall Path, China
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One of the more authentic paths atop this serpentine wall wanders from Jinshanling to Simatai,

8 Of The Most Amazing And Unique Paths In The World 
 8. The Dark Hedges, UK
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This avenue of beech trees is known locally as "the dark hedges".
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It is a much photographed scene and is a popular location for Northern Ireland photographers and international visitors. [link, map]
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