On June 5, World Environment Day 2025 will be celebrated annually. World Environment Day 2025 will be celebrated in the Republic of Korea in 2025 with an emphasis on tackling plastic waste worldwide. To truly appreciate the wonders of nature that surround us, here are five amazing places you must visit at least once in your lifetime as we get ready to celebrate the day.

India's Meghalaya's Live Root Bridges

One of Meghalaya's most stunning heritage locations, which has been included to the UNESCO World Heritage Site list, is the live root bridge. They are made of interwoven roots that have been constructed over centuries by the indigenous people of the area. They demonstrate the wonderful harmony between people and the environment. The double-decker root bridge in Cherrapunji is the most well-known of these bridges.

India's Valley of Flowers

The Valley of Flowers, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Chamoli, Uttarakhand, is located high in the Western Himalayas. If the weather cooperates, the park, which opened to visitors on June 1, will be open until October. The landscape is ideal for nature enthusiasts, photographers, and hikers due to its stunning Himalayan vistas, lush trails, and more than 600 plant species.

Japan's Arashiyama Bamboo Forest

Every traveler should make it a point to see the Arashiyama bamboo forest, which is located outside of Kyoto. The wood creaking and rustling of the leaves were included among the top 100 Soundscapes of Japan by the Japanese Ministry of the Environment in 1996.

France's Mont Saint-Michel

Mont Saint-Michel, a tidal island that literally rises out of the bay, is a well-liked spot for tourists and pilgrims. Inside the island's massive walls is the renowned settlement, which is dominated by an abbey and a church that towers above the fortress. Mont-Saint-Michel transforms into an island once more for a few hours when the high tides come in, and the spectacle is worth seeing at least once in a lifetime.

Portugal's Azores

The Azores, a Portuguese archipelago located off the coast of Lisbon, features verdant valleys, towering cliffs overlooking the sea, azure waters, beautiful waterfalls, and captivating blue hydrangeas that draw visitors in. At least once in your lifetime, it's worthwhile to visit this location.