Heavenly Lakes - 7 most beautiful Lakes!!

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Heavenly Lakes!!

Pink Lake



Lake Hiller located on an island in Western Australia is 1,960 feet long and 820 feet wide.

The colour of this lake is due to the presence of microorganisms Dunaliella Salina. It looks like a ' pool of strawberry milkshake' ,but they are salty , so please don't try to take a sip😋.

The water is not toxic , so its safe for swimming.

Five Flower Lake








IIt is located in  Southwest China.It is surrounded with mountains , its colour varies from amber yellow,emerald,green,dark jade to light turquoise with a hint of coral.

The reason behind these beautiful colours is explained as the water contains lime, calcium carbonate and multicolored hydrophytes.

The lake does not freeze in winters as an underwater hot spring flows in the lake!

The Spotted Lake



It is located in British Columbia, Canada.
 It is quite a delight to the eyes of all the viewers. 
The colourful spots are the result of a high concentration of minerals including calcium, sodium sulfate and magnesium sulfate. 
Most of the water in the lake evaporates in summer, leaving behind all the minerals, which appear like spots.

















The Spotted Lake is also known as' the most magical place in Canada'.

Plitvice Lake




It's located in Plitvice Lake National Park in Croatia.
The national park contains 16 interconnected lakes that vary in colour from emerald green to turquoise to deep blue depending upon mineral content and lighting conditions.

 It's the most unique place and also known as one of the world's most beautiful lake.
Recieving over 1 million tourist attraction per year it is one of the most popular tourist attraction in Croatia.

Lake Bled



It's a lake in the Julian Alps of Upper Carniolan region of northwestern Slovenia.It is tranquil and mirror like,with a fairytale - like central island occupied by single Gothic Church.


With its emerald waters , vistas of the surrounding Julian Alps and Disney like castle high on a hill  it's one of Slovenia's most popular sites.

Attabad Lake




It is a lake in Gilgit Baltistan, Pakistan. It has become one of the biggest tourist attraction in Baltistan offering activities like boating ,jet skiing, fishing and other recreational activities.The lake was created in 2010 as a result of Attabad disaster!

Lake Pichola



Lake Pichola situated in Udaipur City in the Indian state of Rajasthan , is an artificial fresh water lake, named after the nearby Picholi village. The lake is 4 km long and as wide as 3 km with a 5& km catchment area.


 In and around lake Pichola are islands, ghats, palaces, temples and palatial mansions.

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