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It’s hard to beat a day at the lake. You can swim, go kayaking or canoeing, and just generally relax. While many lakes may lack the sandy beaches of seas and oceans, they can be no less breathtaking. They can also be just as nice to visit in the cooler months as in the warmer ones. Who could resist a sunset picnic lakeside, or a bit of ice-skating in some cases? Lakes definitely have a charm all of their own. After seeing some of the beautiful lakes on our list, you might just be tempted to make a trip to one of them.
These lakes are so incredibly beautiful, that to look at pictures of them, you would almost think they weren’t real. Or at least, seriously Photoshopped. But, no, these series of 16 terraced lakes is the kind of scenic splendor that really make you stop and marvel at the beauty that exists in nature. The fact that the lakes are connected by a series of waterfalls amps up the wow factor.
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The water of this lake is so clear and so turquoise, that you might just think you’re at Bora Bora instead of Mexico. This gorgeous spot is located towards the Belize/Mexico border and is a super popular spot for snorkeling and diving due to the water clarity. We could definitely see ourselves spending some time here. Like a month, or four.
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Chances are good that you’ve never seen a lake quite like this one. For starters, it’s pink! Well, it’s pink most often. It can also shift colors depending on time of day and season. This marine lake is plenty salty, and moves between hues of reds, purples, and of course pinks. Australia also has another pink like, Lake Hillier. But you don’t get much color shift there.
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In the best of times, something good can sometimes come from a bad situation. Back in 2010, Attabad village was devastated when a landslide buried it. The nearby river, Hunza River, was blacked off, stopping its flow. As a result, the village flooded and people were forced from the region. Out of that tragedy emerged Attabad Lake. Today, this spot is hugely popular, offering plenty of activities out on the water. Some hotels and campsites have even sprung up around the destination, and the tourism is helping the locals to recoup from the landslide.
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One look at pictures of Moraine Lake and there will be no doubt in your mind that it is certainly one of the most beautiful lakes in the world. You know those lakes that are so pristine that the sky and mountains around it are reflected on its surface? This is one of those lakes. It’s found in Banff National Park and requires about an hour drive into the park to be reached. But oh, the views that await you when you arrive.
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