This collection showcases some of the most extraordinary and historic trees from across the globe. Each tree tells a story, be it of ecological importance, cultural significance, or simply awe-inspiring size and beauty. From ancient bristlecones to towering sequoias, these remarkable trees stand as natural monuments to the incredible diversity and resilience of Earth's flora.
Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka
Oldest living human-planted tree with a known planting date
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Historical horse chestnut tree mentioned in Anne Frank's diary
California, United States
Drive-through redwood tree famous for its height and hollowed-out tunnel
Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil
World's largest cashew tree spanning over 8,000 square meters
Oaxaca, Mexico
Ancient tree with one of the broadest trunks in the world
Ténéré Desert, Niger
Once considered the most isolated tree on Earth, now a metal sculpture
Florida, United States
Was one of the oldest and tallest pond cypress trees until it collapsed
West Bengal, India
A gigantic banyan tree with an enormous canopy cover
