Nature in as a whole tends to be a profoundly beautiful thing, but there are few things more magical than finding yourself under a canopy of trees in a tree tunnel on some warm summer evening. Whether they’re formed naturally, accidentally, or with a little help from some patient and talented gardeners, these tree tunnels are sure to enchant anyone lucky enough to walk below their verdant boughs.

A few of the tree tunnels are happy coincidences. Even unintentionally, these tree tunnels can work their magic on us.

Tunnel of Love in Ukraine, Image credits: Oleg Gordienko

Tunnel of Love in Ukraine, Image credits: amoschapple

Wisteria Flower Tunnel in Japan - Image credits: imgur.com

Street in Bonn, Germany, Image credits: Adas Meliauskas

Wisteria Flower Tunnel in Japan - Image credits: mindphoto.blog.fc2.com

Street in Porto Alegre, Brazil, Image credits: Stephen Messenger

Street in Porto Alegre, Brazil, Image credits: Stephen Messenger

Sakura Tunnel, Japan, Image credits: okera japan

Bamboo Path in Kyoto, Japan, Image credits: Yuya Horikawa

Tree Tunnel in Netherlands, Image credits: Lars van de Goor

Laburnum Tunnel in Bodnant Gardens, UK, Image credits: Tony Shertila

The Dark Hedges in Northern Ireland, Image Credit : Stephen Emerson,

The Dark Hedges in Northern Ireland, Image Credit : Christopher Tait

Ginkgo Tree Tunnel in Japan, Image credits: mrhayata

Blossom Path (Location Unknown), Image credits: 91zhuti.com

Maple Tunnel in St. Louis, Oregon, U.S.A. Image credits: Ian Sane

Location Unknown, Image credits: pawel uchorczak

Street in Jerez, Spain, Image credits: Aidan McRae Thomson

Jacarandas Walk in South Africa, Image credits: imgur.com

Oak Alley along the Mississippi River outside New Orleans, Louisiana , Image credits: Exploring Light Photography

The Path Up To the Halnaker Windmill in Sussex, Image credits: Sam Moore

Cypress Tree Tunnel At The Historic Marconi Wireless Station, California, Image credits: Michael Brandt

Gyeonghwa Station in Jinhae, South Korea, Image credits: Aaron Choi

Parque Francisco Alvarado in Costa Rica, Image credits: Vytautas Šėrys