There are millions of lakes on Earth. These lakes not only play a role as a source of drinking water, domestic use, irrigation or transportation, but also contribute to a beautiful natural landscape. There are many lakes that are also recognized by UNESCO as world natural heritage. Let's take a look at the toplist of the most beautiful lakes in the world!
Lake Matheson, South Westland, New Zealand
At the heart of Glacier Country and Westland National Park, Lake Matheson is home to an unbelievably beautiful sight. Lake Matheson was formed by glaciation 14,000 years ago, the lake is surrounded by an ancient forest, with forests that change the color of leaves with the seasons, creating beautiful natural moments. Besides the name Matheson, the lake is also known by another name, Mirror Lake. At every angle, the lake surface is calm and blue, reflecting the majestic Southern Alps with two of New Zealand's highest peaks - Mount Cook and Mount Tasman. All make a great backdrop for your photos.
Located in the South Westland of New Zealand, Lake Matheson is like a giant natural mirror that perfectly reflects the scenery of the two peaks of Mount Cook and Mount Tasma. Due to the organic matter accumulated from the decomposition of vegetation in the nearby ancient forests, the color of Lake Matheson is impressively flexible and multidimensional, especially the mysterious deep brown color.
Dal Lake, Jammu and Kashmir, India
The 22 square kilometers Dal Lake is also known as the pearl of Kashmir. Surrounding 3 sides of the lake are snow-capped mountains, the other side is 15 km long bordered by lush gardens built in the Mughal period. Not only that, the floating lotus gardens on the lake surface add to the beauty of this place. The peaceful beauty of Dal Lake has attracted thousands of tourists every year. Visitors can rent small houseboats called shikaras to explore the brilliant natural beauty around the lake. In winter, the lake water freezes and forms thick ice sheets.
Dal Lake is the most beautiful lake in the Indian Kashmir region, its clear, calm lake reflects the mountains and white clouds in the distance. Dal Lake is known for its unique water houseboat, where a variety of houseboats are docked and also the place is very nicely decorated and special. If you have the opportunity to spend the night on lake houses, in the morning you can catch craft trading boats here. Hire a local boat (Shikara) for the day, the boatman will take you deep inside Dal Lake, to see the life of local people in Kashmir, buy a high quality Kashmir towel or two.
Dal Lake - a prominent lake in the middle of the Kashmir valley and is also known as one of the most beautiful lakes in India. With three sides bordering the mountain, visitors can sit on a rowing boat slowly drifting on the lake to admire the charming scenery of clouds and mountains. The mountains appearing in the morning mist are considered a natural beauty here that everyone should enjoy once. The dawn on Dal Lake is also shimmering with the light of dawn in the distance, the pink color gradually turning red against the beautiful clear blue sky. Visitors can enjoy the view on the slow rowing boats of the locals.
Lake Manasarovar, Tibet
Manasarovar is a lake located at the foot of the Gurla Mandata mountain range covered with snow all year round. The lake is also known as Sun Nhat Lake because of its shape similar to the sun. This is one of the lakes with the largest freshwater reserves in Tibet. The water in this lake is created by melting ice from Gurla Mandata and Kailash. The lake water is so clear that even the pebbles below can be seen. Lake Manasarovar is famous for its sacredness and is considered one of the holy lakes in Tibet. According to legend, drinking water or bathing in this lake "will wash away the defilements and lock the door to rebirth in the lower realms". Therefore, every year pilgrims from India, Tibet, Nepal, Butan and European and American countries flock to quite a lot. They camp around the lake to pray, chant, meditate, and bathe... There are seven large Tibetan tantric monasteries around and a number of small guesthouses to cater for pilgrims.
Watching Manasarovar at dawn and dusk is a great blessing in the life of a pilgrim. At dawn, the sky was rosy behind the snow-white mountains. On the shore of the lake, devotees quietly meditate. Then the sky gradually brightened, blue to the amazement, flocks of birds fluttered over the calm lake and passed the Chiu Gompa monastery in the high mountains, where it is believed that Guru Padmasambhava used to be. practice and meditation.
Lake Maligne, Alberta, Canada
Visiting Lake Maligne is like seeing the scenery on a postcard come to life before your eyes. Visitors may have seen the island in the lake appear on posters, and in the film several times, the island has become an icon of the Canadian Rocky Mountains. When seeing the lake for the first time, visitors will be impressed by its vast size, vibrant colors and unspoiled mountain scenery here. Of course, Lake Maligne isn't just about scenery; It has enough activities to keep visitors busy for days. Visitors can visit in the summer for the widest selection of options.
As the largest glacial lake in the Canadian Rockies, Lake Maligne is particularly appealing to water lovers. If you want to catch salmon, sign up for a guided fishing tour. Guests can also rent their own boats and gear and purchase permits at the historic Curly Phillips Boathouse. If you don't want to fish, you can rent a canoe or book a whitewater rafting trip. From July to late August, the historic Maligne Lake Chalet offers legendary afternoon teas, complete with full-size cupcakes. This chalet is also a guest house offering luxury accommodation for up to 80 guests. This hostel is very popular, so book your room early. Lake Maligne is 44 kilometers south of Jasper and can be reached by following the scenic Icefields Avenue.
Guests can rent a boat to fully explore the beauty of Lake Maligne, Spirit Island and its surroundings. The Maligne valley region is also home to rich wildlife. In the summer, visitors can also see grizzly bears, deer, and mountain sheep in the area around the lake. In addition to seeing the beautiful scenery of the lake during the day, visitors who have little time for the journey should also try the feeling of experiencing a night by the lake. The night scene with the dark spaces of the night opening as if endless, the silence and the howls of the wolf foraging easily make people excited and shiver. In that scene, sitting around the fire, enjoying grilled salmon and hot coffee is an interesting thing..
Wuhua Lake, Sichuan, China
Five Flower Lake in China is considered the most beautiful lake in the world. Ngu Hoa is a lake with five beautiful colors like the five colors of five different flowers. The lake never freezes even in winter, although other lakes are "incubated" in ice and snow because of the bitter cold. If you haven't gone, you don't know Ngu Hoa Lake, once you have arrived, any visitor will be immersed in the space here and never want to return. Wuhua Lake, located in the center of Jiuzhaigou National Park, is a must-see scenic spot and the pride of the Chinese people when it entered the top of the world's most beautiful landscapes as a natural heritage by UNESCO. recognized since 1992 located in the south of Sichuan province, China.
Ngu Hoa Lake stands out thanks to its blue but crystal clear water, like a giant mirror reflecting the surrounding natural scenery. The reason the lake water is so clear and blue because it contains calcium carbonate as well as high hydrophytes, the lake water also changes color continuously, sometimes blue, or light yellow, sometimes blue. Mysterious black…If you look at the pictures of Ngu Hoa Lake for the first time, you will probably think that this is a painting, not a real scene because the beauty is so shimmering and brilliant here. There are more than 108 colorful lakes in Jiuzhaigou National Park, but in which, Ngu Sac Lake is the most brilliant and beautiful. The lake surface reflects many different colors such as bright yellow, dark blue and green… The magical color of the Five Colors Lake is explained by the minerals accumulated in the lake, algae and aquatic plants.
Through the clear water, you can also see the bottom of the lake with many fallen ancient tree trunks. In autumn, the surrounding forest turns yellow, further enhancing the brilliant beauty of Ngu Hoa Lake. Seeing the splendid and magical natural scenery like in this fairy tale, your mood will surely be happy, elated, free from worries, and welcome a brilliant weekend.
Lake Baikal, Siberia, Russia
Russia's Lake Baikal is not only considered the largest freshwater lake in the world but also an ideal destination for international tourists with its beautiful scenery and unique cultural features. Perhaps it is difficult for words to describe the magnificent beauty of Lake Baikal, a lake known as the fairyland in the land of Aries. Lake Baikal is located in Southern Siberia of Russia and is known as the "Blue Eye of Siberia" with the most. This is considered the oldest lake in the world. Jack Sheremetoff, a local tour guide, said: 'Most of the lakes are less than 20,000 years old, but Baikal has been around for at least 25,000 years. UNESCO once referred to Lake Baikal as Russia's Gagapagos. Lake Baikal is also the deepest lake with an average depth of 744.4 meters. The deepest place is up to 1642 meters, measured by Mr. L.G. Kolotipo and A.I.Culimov in 1983 while they were directly carrying out hydrological works.
There are mythical stories that when traveling to Lake Baikal, you will surely be told. The most widely circulated story is about the beautiful but beautiful Angara of Mr. Baikal. She is the daughter he loves most among his 300 daughters. For fear of her son's disaster, he locked her in a tall tower. But the solid wall could not prevent her from finding her lover, Enisei. But they couldn't see each other because her father got angry, cursed and threw a broken mountain to prevent her from being with her lover. The story is the only explanation why the Angara River does not flow into Lake Baikal but flows back out.
With clear and deep jade green water, this place is likened to a giant mirror, reflecting the majestic mountains and layers of birch trees. The water composition here has very few minerals. From the shore can clearly see the pebbles up to 40m deep. Therefore, tourists to Lake Baikal in Russia are like entering paradise or "fairyland" as many people say. Few lakes have as much biodiversity as Baikal with about 1200 species of animals. The most famous species is the nerpa (Baikal seal) which originated in the Arctic ocean more than 800,000 years ago.
Lake Plitvice, Croatia
Many people have whispered to each other that in Croatia there is a paradise earth garden that everyone who gets there is lucky. The blue lakes here flowing on limestone and chalk platforms over thousands of years are prevented by Travertine rock creating very beautiful lakes, waterfalls, and caves. This is one of the natural attractions that tourists think must visit in Croatia, every year it welcomes millions of visitors. It is the oldest national park in the Balkans and also a national park. largest family in Croatia. Plitvice is Croatia's most popular tourist destination, being one of the first UNESCO World Heritage sites in 1979. Plitvie is located halfway from the capital Zagreb to the coastal city of Zadar.
The national park is a complex of 16 lakes of great beauty linked together by a series of waterfalls, located inside the deep forest and home to wildlife such as deer, bears, and bears. , wolves, pigs and other rare birds. Entering here is like a step into a real paradise garden, this is when the beauty is a wonderful combination of nature beyond the reach of man to create.
Visitors reported that they enjoyed walking in the park in the fresh air. Along with admiring the lakes, waterfalls and wildlife, visitors seem to be lost in wonder. There are two ways to enter here, but whichever way you go, you can feel the beauty here from different perspectives. From entrance 1, go down the winding cobbled path to the wooden walkway that crosses the lakes. Standing on the wooden bridge facing the lake, visitors will feel like the water in the lake stretches out for miles. On that road you will also see the largest waterfall, Veliki Slap waterfall on the right side. Or by walking down the wooden walkway, you will catch the best angle of the waterfall. There is a small area there for you to stand below the Veliki Slap waterfall to take souvenir photos.
Lake Melissani, Cephalonia, Greece
Melissani Lake is located in Melissani Cave, Kefalonia, Greece - which is considered to be of perfect timeless beauty and is the most popular tourist attraction in Kefalonia. The outside of the cave is covered by a lush green forest full of wild, but inside opens a magnificent paradise that is a rock cave filled with extremely fanciful blue water. It is because of this beauty that Lake Melissani is always known as a special gift that nature has bestowed on Kefalonia, one of the 12 most visited places in the world.
Geologically, Melissani Lake and Melissani Cave are quite similar to the caves you can find in Mexico's Yucatán peninsula. In fact, Lake Melissani is an aquifer: The water inside the lake is seawater that has been sucked into the cave, which, after several layers of filtration, becomes clearer and greener than the water on the beaches of Greece. The water after flowing into the cave will then flow back to the nearby Fridi beach, a cycle of reincarnation that makes the water in the lake over time become brackish rather than sea water as it was in the beginning. Physically, the surface of Lake Melissani lies 18m below ground level and above are striking stalactites hanging down from the cave. Geologists have estimated this cave to be about 20,000 years old, which is also relatively old compared to many other caves in the world.
Lake Melissani - a timeless natural wonder in Kefalonia surrounded by jungle and caves dating back thousands of years. When coming here, visitors will have the opportunity to paddle on the beautiful blue water, next to the brown walls like golden honey and many perennial stalactites that are considered the breath of Melissani cave. The trip promises to take visitors from one surprise to another. .
Lake Nakuru (Kenya)
Nakuru is one of three contiguous lakes in the Rift Valley province of Kenya. These lakes are home to 13 endangered bird species around the world. This is also one of the areas with the highest concentration of precious birds in the world. In particular, Lake Nakuru is praised by ornithologists as the largest bird sanctuary in the world, in which the most famous flamingos. Nakuru is known as the "paradise" of tens of thousands, even up to millions of flamingos, including two types: long-legged, long-necked and small flamingos. The rich and diverse source of algae in the lake is a "weapon" to attract and "retain" this precious and beautiful bird. Meanwhile, the flamingo droppings and the ideal temperature of the alkaline waters of Lake Nukaru are also ideal conditions for the growth and development of algae.
In fact, this is the region with the richest food source for flamingos than anywhere in the world. According to researchers, at Lake Nakuru, there are more than one million, even two million flamingos, consuming about 250,000 kg of algae per hectare per year. In addition, Lake Nakuru is also an ideal nesting and feeding place for great white pelicans. However, in recent times, the number of flamingos in the lake has tended to decrease due to the impact of tourism and environmental pollution - a consequence of the nearby industrial pumping station system when wastewater from the system The swimming station was dumped into the lake bed. This has changed the water quality, reducing the proliferation and development of algae that are the food of flamingos such as: Cyanobacteria, green algae. As a result, flamingos migrate to other, nearby lakes, such as Lake Elmenteita, Simbi Nyaima and Bogoria.
Nakuru National Park, established in 1961, protects the lake along with the surrounding mountains and steppe grasslands. Nakuru in the Maasai language means "place of the bush". Lake Nakuru is a wetland of international importance under the Ramsar Convention, one of eight lakes in the Great Rift Valley, and one of three UNESCO World Heritage lakes. In 2011.
Lake Tahoe (USA)
If you are a lover of travel, have a heart that is always sobbing at the beauty of nature, passionate about the magnificence of creation and longing to be immersed in the wonderful picture of nature, you It is impossible not to come to America's paradise - Lake Tahoe. This is the place where all your passions can be satisfied. Lake Tahoe is one of the oldest and most famous landmarks in the United States with an age of 2 million years. This freshwater lake in the Sierra Nevada mountain range, stretches along the border between the two states of California and Nevada and is located west of Carson City, Nevada. An interesting point of this magnificent landscape is that it is located on a towering terrain, has the largest area in North America (495 km2) and the second deepest in the US (501 m).
It is not natural that people use beautiful adjectives such as majestic, poetic, and magnificent when referring to Lake Tahoe. Like a watercolor painting of nature, this place is surrounded by mountains stretching endlessly, interspersed with immense green pine hills, calm lake surface with cool, clear blue water. squeeze. All scenes seem to blend together, without any boundaries. With these charming features, this paradise attracts more and more tourists, creating conditions for many resorts to spring up. The architecture of the resorts here does not lose the inherent beauty of this picture, but on the contrary, blends in with the breath of nature here, creating a cozy feature for this quiet space. From the resort, you can still immerse yourself in the natural scenery when looking out of the balcony or window frame.
Not only inviting tourists with its beauty, Lake Tahoe also entices people with interesting water sports or exciting activities. Coming to Tahoe, you can anchor the boat to the lake, fish, or surf, water slide, let the canoe pull you up or dive deep into the lake bottom. Not only that, camping here is also extremely interesting. You can climb mountains or rent bicycles to walk around the lake on romantic trails. One of the most popular trails here is the 165-mile Tahoe Rim Trail or 270 kilometers along the lake. Opposite the lake to the west is Granite Chief Wilderness, a unique place for picnics and overnight camping.
Laguna Verde Lake (Bolivia)
Laguna Colorada (Red Lagoon) is a famous shallow salt lake in Bolivia, located in the Eduardo Avaroa Andean National Biosphere Reserve and close to the Chilean border. The lake is 10.7 km long, 9.6 km wide, and has an average depth of 35 cm. The deepest point of the lake reaches 1.5m. This shallow salt lake is called the red salt lake because from a distance, the lake's water surface is dyed red like blood. The cause of this unique water color is an algae and sediment deposited below. Around the lake is the presence of white salt islands. The striking combination of these two natural white and red colors has created an interesting destination, attracting tens of thousands of international visitors every year.
Located at the foot of the extinct Licancabur volcano, this salt lake has a vibrant green color due to mineral deposits. The most interesting thing is that the climatic conditions do not affect the state of the water in the lake. In winter, even though the temperature drops to -56 degrees Celsius, the water in the lake is always in a liquid state. According to the Spanish dictionary, Laguna Verde lake also means Green Lagoon. The beautiful scenery surrounding the lake and hot springs has attracted large numbers of tourists. In addition, this shallow salt lake is also a paradise for famous flamingos and many other birds. Algae and plankton living in the lake are a huge source of food for these birds. The weather at Lake Laguna is cold at night and warm during the day, which is quite convenient for visitors to visit around the lake.
Lake Mount Katmai Crater (Alaska)
A crater lake is a special kind of formation created in the rim of a crater, which is filled with water. Water sources can be from rains, circulating groundwater (hydrothermal water, often in the case of active craters) or from melting ice from mountain peaks. There aren't many volcanic lakes on the planet that are as spectacular as the lake on Mount Katmai in Alaska. The lake is up to 244 m deep, formed from the June 1912 eruption of the Katmai volcano. Three glaciers that once existed on the top of the mountain by the eruption collapsed into the crater to form a vast and deep lake.
A crater lake is a lake that forms in a crater or volcanic crater; Less common are lakes formed by impact by a meteorite, or in a man-made explosion. Sometimes the lake that forms on the side of the caldera is called a crater lake, but this difference is not great. An active crater has a crater lake (fumarolic) known as a volcanic lake, and the water in this lake is often acidic, saturated with gases emitted by the volcano, and the water often has a striking blue color. Lakes in dormant or extinct volcanoes tend to be freshwater lakes, and it is clear that the water in such lakes can have distinctive colors due to the lack of organisms, water, and sediment.
Moraine Lake (Canada)
Known as the "jewel of Canada", Moraine Lake is the crystallization of the most quintessential of nature, a blend of heaven and earth, mountains, forests, and mirror-like water. Moraine Lake water is supplied from glaciers, has a gentle blue color. Although the lake is quite small, about 0.5 square kilometers, it possesses a great view. Mother nature has arranged the scene of this place impressively with one side of the rocky mountains with the peaks covered in pure white of ice, on the other side are the green pine hills stretching endlessly, along with the sky. blue sky. All are clearly silhouetted on the calm lake in the center. This place becomes especially enchanting than ever from mid-June to late-October every year, when the snow on the Ten Peaks melts into the lake, thanks to the refraction of sunlight with the rock powder deposited under the lake. At the bottom of the lake, the water surface changes to a special beautiful blue color that no other lake in the world has.
Moraine lake water is supplied from glaciers. Although the lake is quite small with 0.5 square kilometers, it has a wonderful view. As favored by mother nature, the landscape in Moraine has a gentle green color that soothes the human soul. The structure of this place is created impressively arranged with one side of shimmering rocky mountains with peaks covered with pure white of ice, on the other side are green pine hills stretching vastly, along with with the clear blue sky, all clearly silhouetted against the calm lake in the center.
This place especially becomes more sparkling than ever from mid-June to late-October every year when the snow on the Ten Peaks mountain melts into the lake forming a soft blue color. Especially when the lake is full of water, thanks to the refraction of sunlight with the powder of the rock deposited on the lake bottom, the water surface once again changes to a special beautiful blue color that no other lake in the world has. gender has. That is why Moraine only welcomes visitors at this ideal time. However, that was not the most beautiful time of Moraine Lake. This place really becomes magnificent when the rocky peaks receive the golden sunlight and reflect that golden color, making us feel as if the mountains themselves are radiating a halo, even more magical. When those mountain peaks bring the golden color that is reflected on the blue lake surface, making the whole space here seem bright and intoxicating.
Lake Como in Lombardy, Italy
Lake Como in Lombardy, Italy is one of Europe's most popular lakes for its vibrant water activities and picturesque walking trails. Many of these beautiful lakeside villas are now owned by celebrities. With previous trips to Italy, if visitors are too familiar with places like Rome, Milan, Venice... then Lake Como is famous for its extremely poetic natural scenery, vast lakes and buildings. beautiful castle. Lovely small villages, interspersed with luxury villas. This place is not only famous for its beautiful nature but also for its rich culture and architectural works along the lake shore. Therefore, for centuries, artists, especially musicians, have considered Como as an endless source of inspiration such as Liszt, Bellini, Rossini and Verdi. With many towns winding along the lakeshore, visitors can absolutely find the ideal spot to enjoy dinner while watching the sunset gradually fall on the lake surface. In particular, visitors can also enjoy the famous fresh fish caught in the lake.
Coming to Lake Como, do not forget to explore the village of Bellagio - "the pearl of Lake Como". The village is located on the tip of the peninsula at the end of the peninsula that divides the southern part of the lake into two branches, giving the lake the shape of an upside-down letter y. This village is famous around the world for its ancient features of medieval houses, many narrow alleys and stone stairs. Everywhere are small shops, inns hidden in old houses and on a small square called Piazza Mazzini by the lakeside which is always crowded with tourists. The climate in Bellagio is warm all year round, so there are many tropical trees, along with vibrant flower gardens that make Bellagio village like an oasis of peace.
The beautiful villas around the lake are also great attractions for visitors. Starting with Villa la Collina, you'll find a collection of statues and paintings dating back to the Romantic and Neoclassical periods. Next, visit the villa Villa Carlotta built by a wealthy Milanese in 1747. After that, Count Gian Battista Sommariva bought the villa and renovated it. In 1856, Princess Marianne of Prussia bought the mansion and gave it to her daughter Charlotte of Saxony-Meiningen as a wedding gift. At Villa Carlotta, there is also a collection of more than 800 ornamental plants that bring a tranquil look. Not only the ancients fell in love with the beauty of Como, famous actors and stars also often visited this place. The handsome actor George Clooney also has a private villa on Lake Como.
Lake Hallstätter
Lake Hallstätter is a lake in Salzkammergut, Austria. It is named after Hallstatt, a village in Austria, famous for its prehistoric salt mining and the starting point of the oldest and still working industrial pipeline - which carries brine to Bad Ischl ( from 1596) and beyond Ebensee. Located to the west of Lake Hallstätter See, the village of Hallstatt in Austria is surrounded by majestic green mountains. Therefore, this place is known as the most beautiful lakeside village in the world. Its surface is about 8.55 square kilometers and its maximum depth is 125 meters. This lake with the village of Hallstatt is a popular destination for tourists, especially for scuba divers. Since about the 1970s/1980s, the only Austrian mail train crossed the lake from the station on the east bank to the town on the west. In winter, the road on the west bank tends to be blocked by high snow or the risk of avalanches. When the ice on the lake was thick enough, a sled was pulled by people or horses, then a motor vehicle was used to transport mail and people. Later, a tunnel was built through Hallstatt and mail was transferred by bus and truck.
With its back to Dachstein mountain, the outside facing Lake Hallstättersee, Hallstatt with poetic beauty is known as "Pearl of Austria" or "wonderland". In addition to its picturesque beauty, Hallstatt is also famous for its salt, as the cradle of the world's oldest salt mine, dating back up to 7,000 years. Thanks to this salt mine, the townspeople always maintain a prosperous and full life. Today Hallstatt still produces salt, but it is not as strong as before. Visitors come here to buy a small jar of salt to bring back as a souvenir.
One of the must-see attractions in Hallstatt is the Cultural Heritage Museum, which displays artifacts that demonstrate the town's history. You will have the opportunity to see the world's oldest salt mining tools such as hammers, axes, shovels or common objects such as bowls, cups, jewelry dating from the Iron Age. Popular activities in Hallstatt include rock climbing, hiking, mountain biking or visiting ice caves. In addition, visitors can paddle out to Lake Hallstättersee to enjoy the scenery or visit FKK nude beach for a new experience.
Lake Tekapo, New Zealand
Lake Tekapo is a beautiful landscape of New Zealand. It is famous for the Church of the Good Shepherd which was built by the lake in 1935. The scenery at Lake Tekapo becomes special in late spring and early summer when lupine flowers begin to bloom. Lake Tekapo not only has beautiful mountains and ancient churches, it also becomes charming and impressed by the vibrant colors of Lipins flowers. The second largest of three parallel lakes running from north to south, along the Mackenzie River basin on New Zealand's South Island, Tekapo possesses beautiful mountains, turquoise blue lakes.
From November to December every year, the scenery of Takapo becomes more and more attractive by the brilliant colors of Lupins flowers. This makes Takapo even more attractive to photographers around the world. Lupine flowers turn blue starling, attracting crowds of tourists and camera lenses, flower forests along the shores of Lake Tekapo and the surrounding countryside all create a very romantic scene, a moment. Not to be missed when visiting New Zealand these days. The lake is an earthly paradise for photographers with snow-capped mountains on the banks of the emerald green lake, the highlight is a beautiful small church nearby. Every year between November and December, the beauty of the lake is dotted with numerous lupine flowers.
Russell lupine (Lupinus polyphyllus) is an exotic plant, it can grow to a height of 1.5 m, capable of sustaining a perennial life, In the summer it blooms and seeds, withers in the season winter, germinate and reproduce the following summer. Lupine produces long spikes with pea-sized flowers of all colors blue, purple, yellow-orange, pink, white or a mixture of two colors, its leaves branching out like a hand, The seed bags will explode in the summer to disperse the seeds.
Lake Wanaka, New Zealand
Coming to Lake Wanaka, visitors have the opportunity to walk through majestic waterfalls and see towering glaciers. Sail across the drifting dark waters and relax in the sun on the deserted lakeside sands. Lake Wanaka covers an area of 192 square kilometers, nestled at the foot of the Southern Alps. While nearby mountain resorts like Cardrona and Treble Cone are popular for winter sports, Lake Wanaka is home to plenty of activities throughout the year. Set off along miles of winding roads that lead into the wooded land on the shores of Lake Wanaka.
Many fine sandy beaches line much of Lake Wanaka, and fishing is a popular activity on the lake's shores. Don't miss the chance to catch salmon and grill it whole at spots dotted along the lakeshore. The cool water is perfect for a relaxing dip before having a delicious meal of fresh fish. If you want to go out to the middle of the lake to enjoy the view, you can rent kayaks and canoes in town. Visitors can choose a more luxurious option than spending a few hours exploring the lake by speedboat. Stop at small, green-covered islands in search of rare native birds and discover your own secluded beach.
The town of Wanaka has a wide variety of accommodation options to suit every traveler's needs. There are also plenty of shops and some great restaurants in town. Lake Wanaka is an hour's drive north of Queenstown, along picturesque mountain roads. Please note that the roads around Lake Wanaka are frozen in winter and you will need a snowmobile chain if you are driving.
Large lakes, with special beauty, are often located on the craters of volcanoes, located between the borders of countries, or in the lands that already have majestic natural scenery, even more adorning the immense beauty of Vietnam. water wave. The beauty of these lakes is truly captivating. If you have the opportunity to visit these countries, do not miss the opportunity to admire this beauty!
