Nature always holds many mysteries. The above lakes with beauty from poetic, shimmering to creepy will surely make you curious, right? Hope one day you can set foot here to experience.
1. Boiling Lake in Dominica
As the name suggests, the water in the boiling lake in Dominica has been boiling continuously over the years. Scientists cannot determine the exact water temperature, but it fluctuates between 180 and 197 degrees Celsius. It is believed that the lake water is hot due to its direct contact with volcanic lava. This is the highest temperature lake in the world.
2. Lake Natron "petrified" in Northern Tanzania
Natron is one of the most beautiful lakes in the world due to its strange bright red color. But this is not the only point that makes an impression about this place. Lake Natron has the special ability to turn dead creatures into statues and then push them ashore. The scientists reason that the hydrogen and alkali in the lake water create salt and limestone, which helps to protect the organisms and prevent them from decaying.
3. Morning Glory Lake – Bright morning in America
Morning Glory is a hot spring in Yellowstone National Park in the United States. Morning Glory Lake is named after a very beautiful vine flower which means "Bright morning". The lake water has many vibrant colors, shimmering because it is located right at the hot spring with the bacteria residing here.
4. Lake Karachay, Russia
Located in the Ural Mountains - western Russia, the deep blue lake contains many dangers. The Russian government has used Karachay as a radioactive waste dump for decades, starting in 1951. Just standing around the lake for five minutes can kill anyone. During a drought in 1961, the lake's water gradually dried up, causing the wind to blow toxic dust away, seriously affecting the health of 500,000 people.
5. Pink Lake in Australia
The main pink lake is Lake Hillier - a salt lake located next to the Middle Peninsula, the largest of the small islands of the Recherche archipelago in the Goldfields - Esperance region, off the south coast of Australia. The remarkable feature here is that the water is always pink.
6. Lava Lake Erebus, Antarctica
Lava Lake Erebus is located on top of the volcano of the same name in Antarctica. Very few people have the opportunity to admire the beauty of this lake because the temperature around it can reach minus 60 degrees Celsius. Erebus volcano has been active continuously since 1972, so Lake Erebus is one of five lava lakes. Scariest jelly in the world.
7. La Brea Pitch Lake, Trinidad Island, Republic of Trinidad and Tobago
Lake La Brea Pitch contains about 10 million tons of liquid tar located on the island of Trinidad, in the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago. This is the largest natural asphalt lake in the world. The composition of La Brea Pitch Lake is water, gas, asphalt and minerals. It has been an important source of asphalt for the whole world since 1595.
8. Salar de Uyuni Lake in Bolivia
Salar de Uyuni is the largest salt water lake in the world with an area of 10,582 square kilometers. It is located in the province of Daniel Campos, Potosi, southwest Bolivia near the Andes and has an elevation of 3,656 m above sea level. There are salt hotels, stone islands, flamingos ... which are very popular with tourists.
9. Wuhua Lake, China
The lake is located in the Jiuzhaigou Scenic Area, north of Sichuan, China. Ngu Hoa Lake is as transparent as crystal, at the bottom are fallen ancient tree trunks. This place is considered as "paradise on earth".
10. Lake Gruner See in Austria
Lake Gruner See is located in Stryria, Austria at the foot of the Hochschwab snowy mountain and is surrounded by forests. Gruner See Lake is also known as the blue lake because the water here is emerald green, clean and fresh. The special thing is that in winter this place is just a park, but when summer comes, the water level rises to create Gruner See lake.
Nature always holds many mysteries. The above lakes with beauty from poetic, shimmering to creepy will surely make you curious, right? Hope one day you can set foot here to experience.
