10. Laguna Colorada - Bolivia
Laguna Colorada is a salt mine in Bolivia, located in the national biosphere reserve Eduardo Avaroa Andean and close to the Chilean border. The lake is 10.7 km long and 9.6 km wide, the depth of the lake is 1.5 m. The lake is famous for its characteristic red color made up of algae.
9. Bled - Slovenia
The emerald water, the majestic view of the Julien Alps and the ancient church on an island make Lake Bled one of the most popular destinations in Slovenia. The lake is 2,120 m long, 1,380 m wide and 30,6 m in depth. It is a magnificent lake dating back to the Ice Age.
8. Nakuru - Kenya
Situated in the Rift Valley of Kenya, Lake Nakuru is known for its diverse fauna. There are thousands of lions, leopards, deer and birds living in this area. Although rising sea levels in the past few years have reduced the number of flamingos, the landscape is still protected locally. Visitors here still have the opportunity to observe the natural scene, prominent floc k of flamingos.
7. Minnewanka - Canada
Lake Minnewanka is the largest lake in Banff National Park. Minnewanka means "lake of souls" in the local language, and people living around the lake believe that the spirits have been here, and the ancient Europeans call it the "lake of evil". This place is famous for outdoor activities such as fishing, boating, hiking, scuba diving and camping.
6. Crater - Oregon - USA
Lake Crater is shaped like a pan, located in southern Oregon. Lake is located on the grounds of Crater Lake National Park, attracted by the deep blue color and clarity of water. This lake has been included in the list of one of the world's cleanest and cleanest lakes, with no other small bays or branches. The lake is also famously deepest in the United States and one of the deepest in the world.
5. West Lake - Hangzhou - China
The West Lake and surrounding areas have been recognized by UNESCO as world cultural heritages since 2011. The organization said the lake "has inspired literary, poet, and artists from the century. 9th".
4. Loch Duich - Scotland
Situated in the plateau near Scotland's west coast, Loch Duich is perhaps best known for its ancient castle, the Eilean Donan, dating back to the 13th century.
3. Baikal - Siberia - Russia
Baikal is the oldest and deepest lake on Earth, with some points reaching a depth of 1.6 km. This is also the only place where freshwater seals live in the world. Whenever the winter comes, the lake turns into a fairy-tale world, with jagged ice caves. The lake also surrounds the largest skating rink in the world.
2. Atitlan - Guatemala
Surrounded by volcanic and Mayan villages, this tranquil lake is located in the Central Highlands of Guatemala. As a great natural painting, Lake Atitlan is the place where healing can be healed.
1. Derwentwater - England
Situated in the north of a national park in England, Derwentwater is surrounded by green hills and has many trails for hiking. Here you will learn why this area inspires poets such as William Wordsworth, Samuel Taylor Coleridge and Robert Southey.
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