The blue planet ... The planet that revolves around us, swims in space embracing blue, dropping it on the seas, oceans and lakes. The scene seems to be an eternal rivalry between what is hiding in the depths of the water from worlds that are shrouded in all the colors of life. A lake that is perhaps deeper than the Bermuda Triangle in the Atlantic Ocean ... Lakes lurked amidst green countryside and among majestic mountains its legendary beauty stimulated the imagination of the people inhabiting On her banks they wrote legends about her.
Lake Peltivika in Croatia
When you arrive in Croatia and ask about the lakes of Peltivika you will hear the words "watch out for the artifacts" carefully crafted by the creator. These 16 magnificent lakes are connected to each other through the waterfalls, which enjoy a beautiful nature that combines with its melodies that move with the water, which, in turn, shines with the colors of the nature that it mixes and its times alternating with the rotation of the earth.
These lakes have entered the list of the preservation of the world heritage, and it is remarkable that despite its horror, it is also called the Garden of Hell, where it is said that the Queen of Darkness flooded the area.
The rural suburbs surrounding the 16 lakes, which are planted by fertile forests whose vegetables can not be perceived by the naked eye, need to be absorbed by the mind, and brown bears, wolves and rare birds swim in these forests.
In the center of the Peltivika Jezeraa Island where you can hike among the lakes daily. Between December and January the lakes freezes making it a haven for snow lovers.
The Peltivika Lakes Park is the oldest national park in South-Eastern Europe. Its collection of lakes is the most beautiful in the world because of the wonderful colors it boasts at different times of the day. The park was listed in the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1979.
Lake Hiller or Rose Lake in Western Australia
Have you ever imagined that the color of the water is pink without any chemical intervention! Often the face of the water changes by the color of the roof of the sky, but to be pink. Whatever the moods of the sky and the conditions of nature, this remains a mystery.
Lake Hiller, or the rose-pink lake in Western Australia, is one of the wonders of nature. Lake Hiller is located on Central Island, the largest of the islands that make up the research archipelago in Western Australia, and is famous for its pink color.
It's not just a pink color on the water, but the water itself is really pink! Surprisingly, they do not derive their color from the algae 'beta-carotene' when water breaks through the light. As is the case with the Redba Lake in Africa, which is derived from the red pigment produced by algae (Donalella salina) and halo-bacteria, which use the sun to generate more energy.
The pink color of Lake Helier is permanent. Even if it is covered with water and placed in a bucket, the color will remain pink! Scientists have tried to obtain samples to study water, but to date they have not been able to find the cause, and most found that the water contains a high proportion of salt.
The spotted lake in British Columbia, Canada
The spotted lake was found in Osoyoos, British Columbia in Canada. The most prominent feature of the lake is the multi colored spots which are very clear and even visible when viewed from the highway.
The lake contains the highest percentage of different minerals in the world, most notably magnesium sulphate, calcium and sodium sulfate. Apart from these three minerals, the lake also contains the highest proportion of the other eight minerals, and small doses of the remaining four, including silver and titanium.
As a result of evaporation of magnesium sulfate during summer, these spots turn into crystalline rings to form natural corridors between and around the spots. For centuries, the lake was a sacred place for the people of Okanagan, the native British Columbia population.
It is said that the 3655 rings formed for the people the annual calendar to calculate each episode one day of the year. The "spotted lake" is also known as a treatment center for many diseases. Most pharmaceutical companies have tried to buy exclusive mineral extract for therapeutic purposes, but have remained protected for the indigenous population
«Five Floral Lake» in China
The "Five Floral Lake" is swimming in the Jiuchegou Valley in China. Jiuchiago means "the valley of the nine fortified villages".
A nature reserve located in the north of China's Sichuan Province. The valley forms part of the Mein Mountains at the edge of the Tibetan Plateau, covering 72,000 hectares.
The valley boasts many multi-level waterfalls, colorful lakes and snow-capped peaks. The "Five Floral Lake" is the most beautiful of the lakes in the valley, attracting thousands of tourists a day.
Located at the end of the Peacock River at an altitude of 24,722 meters above sea level, its depth is only five meters. This shallow lake reflects multiple colors, meditation is breathless.
The leaves meet in different colors at the front of the lake and the colors enter to look like a multicolored embroidered cloth. The old tree trunks are scattered along the bottom of the lake to intersect with a beautiful mess reflected by the turquoise water page with a swirl of colors, red, yellow, green and blue. The Giochaiju Valley was listed in UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1992 and the World Biosphere Reserve in 1997.
Lake Tall, Patangas, Philippines
Lake Tal is located in the province of Batangas in the Philippines, the third largest lake in the country, and also one of the most famous lakes because of the lenses of photographers who can not resist this Paradise beauty.
So they are always present in postcards and magazines, mainly due to the smallest active volcano in the world, «Tall Volcano».
The lake was filled with a large volcanic volcano and formed from the eruption of the volcano through history, dating back 500,000 years. The buildup of volcanic eruptions eventually led to the decomposition of the salt contents and thus eliminated the salinity of the water completely. So this lake is the most sweet in the world.
The green lake in Austria
The green lake is located in Styria, Austria, in the village of Dragob, which is surrounded by the mountains of Hochschap and the forests. The lake derives its name from its green emerald waters flowing from the Karstian Mountains. What is remarkable about this lake is its small depth, which ranges from one to two meters in winter.
In the spring, the lake is undergoing a major shift due to the 122-meter high water level, resulting from the melting of the mountains. The surrounding park is submerged as a haven for divers, breathing in relief in green waters ... and sitting on seats that are basically benches The park, and roam between the tracks, and take pictures of the submarine bridge and the trees, plants and flowers under the water ...!
Lake Baikal in Siberia in Russia
Although Lake Baikal is the fifth largest lake in the world, it has a depth of 1637 meters, giving it a unique color. It is surrounded by a dark spot amidst dense blue, peppered by pine trees, creating a refreshing climate despite breathtaking scenes. .
The lake is dominated by the climate of Siberia and frosts in winter, allowing for a number of unusual hobbies such as ice skating or even sleeping in a tent on glaciers floating on the deepest lakes in the world. Some tourists who go to the peak of their adventures practice diving, Between the deep fear and its inhabitants, especially when they penetrate the herd of seals in fresh water. While some tourists prefer to ride the Circumbaikal train and enjoy watching the surface of the ice lake, in their warm cabins.
Remarkably, a large part of the lake has yet to be discovered, and American and Russian scientists are trying to study the underlying sediments. Interestingly, all sediments contain detailed climatic records dating back to about 250,000 years. This means that Lake Baikal is perhaps the oldest lake in geological history. It is estimated to be between 25 and 30 million years old.
