Fancy Tunnel Inventory-How much do you know about the various unusual tunnels in the world?

Through all kinds of tunnels, people can become convenient, time-saving and labor-saving when they go out. But you know what? In the world, there are many unusual tunnels Oh! Small series for you to organize a group on the Strange Tunnel report. This beautiful train tree tunnel is located in Ukraine, it is also known as the "Love Channel" ...

This unusual tunnel is located in California's Sequoia National Park. When a redwood tree fell and blocked the road in 1937, the park authority decided to cut its trunk and build a tunnel to smooth the road. The tunnel is 17 feet high and 8 feet wide.

The light on the tunnel shines-the longest light tunnel in the world, and the 400多万只 lights are flashing on the shores of the beautiful Lynn Bay Park.

On the Red Rock Canyon in Utah State, USA, a road stretches forward through a layer of pierced rocks.

This is the most bizarre, psychedelic and interesting form of public transport. Connect Nanjing East Road Waitan and Pudong near the Oriental Pearl TV Tower-This is the tunnel running on the Huangpu River in Shanghai, China. The total length of the tunnel is 647 meters, which can be said to be a psychedelic trip!

For the past 30 years, the building and adjacent buildings have been used for exhibition space or art courses. Today, they will all be dismantled. So, as a last farewell, local artists in Houston, USA, turned it into an art device, "reverse." They used planks to create a large, funnel-like vortex, and in between, the final destination was a small hole in a neighboring courtyard.

The tunnel is located in Rotterdam, Netherlands. Using flash images of huge fresh fruits and vegetables, they are mapped through a liquid crystal display in large, tunnel-shaped markets. It also has a very strong mix, such as shopping, dining, lodging and so on, is a central hub for the public and visitors, and is expected to be completed by 2014.

This beautiful and amazing flower tunnel is the famous Wisteria Lane tunnel in Kyushu, Japan. This unusual tunnel was built for runoff or rock collapse. The underwater tunnel is located in Valencia, Spain.