17 Destinations Where You Can Surround Yourself in 2017's Pantone Color of the Year

We recently named Charleston, South Carolina, the World's Best City, so why not plan a trip to see some Spanish moss on the southern live oak of the state?

As if we ever need an excuse to daydream about a trip to New Zealand, Westland Tai Poutini National Park is “Greenery” come to life.

Iceland has many different landscapes, so even though the country's name may not remind you of lush nature, they've got it (depending on the time of year).

If you haven't visited Iceland yet, or if you're ready to go again, watch out for cheap fares from WOW Air, which frequently offers $99 one-way flights from several U.S. cities.

Costa Rica has natural beauty and lots and lots and lots of activities for nature, adventure and animal lovers.

Fly into Portland, Oregon, rent a car, and you can be at a gorgeous waterfall surrounded by greenery in less than two hours. Silver Falls State Park, pictured, is less than an hour-and-a-half drive from the city.

Tavoro Falls, in Fiji, are all about that greenery.

Nikko Bay, in Palau, Micronesia, throws in some gorgeous blues along with those greens.

That song may have been about amber waves of grain, but the really pretty meadows in this country are green. Take Nebraska's green fields as exhibit A.

The Mongolian-Manchurian grassland spreads from China’s coastal hills, in the northeast, to southern Siberia's boreal forests. While the climate is harsh in the winter, in the summer the grassland is lush.

The Sacred Monkey Forest, in Bali, is a nature reserve and Hindu temple complex.

Seriously, Peru: So much greenery.

It should surprise no one to see Ireland more than once on this list. Greenery is to Ireland what sheep are to New Zealand. And vice versa.

Kyoto is a gorgeous place, ranked by Travel+Leisure readers in 2015 as the best city in the world.

Nature, nature, nature. Peru has it and it's worth seeing at least once in your life, especially Machu Picchu.

Iguaçu Falls, at the point where Uruguay, Brazil, and Argentina meet, is a destination that should be on every traveler's bucket list. You can hear the falls from miles away before you actually arrive, the views are unique from both the Argentinian and Brazilian sides, and there are basically always rainbows. Go there.

The Congo is a natural treasure chest.

Cork, in southern Ireland, is greenery for days. Weeks. Months, even.