The primeval forest is favored by adventure enthusiasts for its long history, unique forms and rare plant and animal species, and its endangered status has also attracted the attention of more people and even UNESCO.
If you are also curious about this, you might as well follow the reporter to get a glimpse of the mysterious features of the ten oldest primeval forests in the world.
The world's largest virgin forest 1. Clayoquot Sound (Canada): Coastal temperate rainforest is one of the rarest species of forest tree species, covering less than 0.2% of the world's land.
The Clayoquot Sound Biosphere Reserve in British Columbia has a lush temperate rainforest. The climate here is mild and abundant rainwater nourishes the rainforest. The height of the trees is more than 400 feet, and the scenery is beautiful.
This place is open to tourists from mid-May to the end of September. Tourists can live in the luxurious Clayoquot wilderness tent camp. Grizzly bears and other animals occasionally appear nearby. It is suitable for tourists who love adventure sports such as horseback riding, canoeing, rock climbing and surfing.
Kayan Mentarang National Park (Indonesia) 2. Kayan Mentarang National Park (Indonesia): This park is located in the verdant Borneo and is a habitat for animals such as hornbills and langurs, the petite Sumatran rhino and the Bornean pygmy elephant.
They are all very rare and attract tourists in droves.
Tourists can visit and live in Long Layu Village and experience the authentic customs and customs with the indigenous people of Borneo.
Atlantic Forest in the upper reaches of the Paraná River (Argentina, Paraguay and Brazil) 3. Atlantic Forest in the upper reaches of the Paraná River (Argentina, Paraguay and Brazil): The jungle in the upper reaches of the Paraná River once covered an area of ??182,000 square miles, but now it is only
7.4% of the area still retains its original state. At present, this forest has become one of the most likely to disappear jungles on the earth.
According to the World Wildlife Fund, more than 90% of the amphibians and 50% of the vegetation here are endemic species. This forest forms a complete habitat for the earth's freshwater and seawater animals.
More than twenty-five million people also live here, making it one of the most accessible and damaged forests.
Wood Buffalo National Park (Canada) 4. Wood Buffalo National Park (Canada): The vast northern coniferous forest spreads from Denali National Park in Alaska, USA to Wood Buffalo in Alberta, Canada.
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Wood Buffalo National Park covers a total area of ??17,000 square miles and is Canada's largest national park.
Visitors have the opportunity to appreciate the forest from different angles: overlooking it while climbing, a bird's eye view from the air, and a quick view from a speeding train, all of which offer unique views.
Staying at the Northern Inn also offers stunning views of the six main peaks of the Alaska Range.
Daintree National Park (Australia) 5. Daintree National Park (Australia): This forest has a history of 160 million years and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It has the oldest primitive forest ecology on earth.
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This place is also a paradise for birds. More than 430 species of rare birds live in this forest, including 13 species of birds that can only be seen here.
It's also home to the bizarre mint stick insects, which are as bright as candy and emit a minty smell that repels predators that hunt them.
Primorsky Kray (Russia) 6.Primorsky Kray (Russia): These boreal coniferous forests growing in the cold temperate zone extend from Finland in the west to the coastal provinces of Russia in the east, maintaining the reputation of the largest ecosystem on earth.
80% of the forest in Primorsky Kray still maintains its original style, and visitors can enjoy the unique beauty of the northern coniferous forest and its flora and fauna.
Local tourism organizations have developed adventure and bird watching tours, where visitors can see the petals of the lake in the Khankaisky Nature Reserve and the minks playing in the Far East Marine Reserve.
Sequoia National Park (California, USA) 7. Sequoia National Park (California, USA): The Sierra Nevada Mountains in eastern California are surrounded by rugged canyons and peaks, which form a rich ecosystem in Sequoia National Park.
The highest peak of Mount Whitney is 14,491 feet high. Like its towering trees of the same name, it is the star that attracts tourists. At the same time, the park also includes more than half of the caves in California. The caves here are very famous.
If you're brave, you can spend six hours on a wild caving adventure.