Animals dressed like people definitely look better than them because they’re always cuter than human no matter what they do or wear!

And who says they don’t have feelings or can’t be happy when Christmas is coming? Scroll down to see how animals look like when celebrating holidays and feel the Christmas spirit in the air!

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Looking at mountains hugged by fog has a calming effect on our eyes and brains. We don’t know why is that so but it definitely helps organizing our thoughts and forgetting about our problems.

It’s like the fog blurs our worries too and let us enjoy the moment of peace and quiet while looking at her dance trough the branches and leaves. If you never had the opportunity to noticed the beauty of mountains and fog in live, it’s time you scroll down and enjoy the view of our peaceful collection that will rest your eyes and mind!

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Also known as ‘the Garden of Europe’, this garden is one of the world’s largest flower gardens situated in Lisse, the Netherlands.

The garden has more than 7 million bulbs in bloom with a total of 800 varieties of tulips which provides an amazing experience you’ll never forget if you decide visiting this place in spring! Besides the flowers, this place has petting farm, maze and playground for your children. This means that the Keukenhof Garden is a great place to spend a quality time with your family and enjoy the rainbow on Earth!

The only thing that’s stopping you from visiting it right now it’s the current season because the garden opens only in spring from 23 March until 21 May every year. In meanwhile, scroll down and enjoy the review of this amazing place we’ve made especially for you!

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Also known as “the Venice of the North” this small village in the Netherlands is a real piece of heaven!

Located in the Dutch province of Overijssel, the village has no cars or roads here. Tourists have to travel by water or on foot over the lovely wooden bridges which are the main reason the village is called “the small Venice”.

If you decide to visit this place, you will be mesmerized by the familiar atmosphere, bohemian canals, small wooden bridges, vivid flowers and 200 year old colorful homes. Scroll down and enjoy the review of the warmest and most welcoming village on Earth.

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If you ever wondered does a living rainbow exist, the answer is yes! Eucalyptus deglupta also called the Rainbow Eucalyptus is truly one of the most amazingly stunning trees and it definitely has the most beautiful bark of any tree on Earth.

Rainbow eucalyptus is the only eucalyptus tree indigenous to the northern hemisphere. It grows in the Philippines, New Guinea, and Indonesia where it thrives in tropical forests that get a lot of rain. The tree grows up to 250 feet tall in its native environment.

As we heard, all of the people who have seen this amazing tree had fallen in love at first sight. Scroll down and see if you’re going to fall for it too!

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Looking at the end of these tunnels you are not going to see a light from a train but an infinite beauty.

Tunnels are one of nature’s masterpieces and you should definitely walk through these 15 most beautiful around the World at least once in your life.

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Takashi Kobayashi has built over 120 treehouses in the past 12 years. He is one of the most famous treehouse creators in the world.

One of his best work, named Kusukusu, is the sprawling house, constructed around a 300-year-old camphor tree in Atami, Japan. It was built in collaboration with Hiroshi Nakamura of NAP Architects for the Risonare Resort. Kusukusu is the largest treehouse in all of Japan. This amazing treehouse was completed in March 2014. It is completely self-standing and doesn’t touch the tree, allowing the tree to grow more.

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It isn’t a carpet of pink clouds – it’s the biggest Japanese wisteria (144 years). This plant grows in the flower park of Ashikaga in Japan. Of course, it isn’t the biggest tree in the world, but still, it extends over 1,990 square meters.

You can’t realize it at first sight but actually this tree has a vine structure. There is a possibility that the vines can be very heavy, the whole structure of this plant is kept on the steel supports, that allows visitors to walk under the canopy of pink and purple colors.

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25 Verde is an apartment complex in Turin, Italy, designed by Luciano Pia.

This Italian architect has created an unique 5- story building made of of lush trees and steel girders in an attempt to eschew homogeneous urban cityscape of Turin. The structure contains 150 trees, which absorb up to 200,000 liters of carbon dioxide an hour, thus keeping the city’s air cleaner and bring pollution protection to the residents of this amazing house.

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Tunnels from trees are one of the most beautiful and unusual natural phenomena. When you get there it seems like fairy-tale world and you feel completely different.

By the way, the notion of trees tunnel is considered trees grown on both sides of the road but here by an incredible way they intertwined their tops and formed a real tunnel.

Of course some of the trees grew by themselves and some of them are specially grown up for beauty by people but it doesn’t change the fact that it’s the insanely beautiful. All such tunnels are perfect and now you’ll make sure in it!

1. Wisteria Tunnel, Kawachi Fuji Garden, Japan

2.Maple Tunnel, St. Louis, Oregon, USA.

3. Hilly Autumn Avenue, USA.

4. Bamboo Path, Japan.

5. Cherry Blossom Avenue, Bonn, Germany.

6. Laburnum Tunnel, Bodnant Gardens, UK.

7. Ginkgo Tree Tunnel, Tokyo.

8. Gormanston Fairytale Tree Tunnel, County Meath, Ireland.

9. Sakura Tunnel, Tokyo, Japan.

10. Maple tree tunnel, Fujikawaguchiko, Yamanashi, Japan.

11. Gyeonghwa Station, Jinhae, South Korea.

12. Tunnel of Love, Kleven, Ukraine.

13. The Tree tunnel, Halnaker, England.

14.Yew Tree Tunnel, Carmarthenshire, UK.

15.Jacarandas Walk, South Africa.