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Geneva LakeIt is the largest lake in Western Europe. It is a glacial lake and is situated along the Rhone River. It has the shape of a horn and one of the popular sports that practice is yachting. This lake is fed by the Rhone from melting glaciers. He belongs to Switzerland 60% and 40% French. It's full of beauty, but on the French landscape is sprinkled with some amazing castles. ...
Geneva Lake - The most beautiful lakes in the world
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Sheosar Lake in PakistanThe lake is known for its green fields that surround it, clear water and reflections of it. Fresh breeze and tranquil pastures make it a must-visit place. It is located in northern Pakistan Deosai National Park at an altitude of over 4000 meters. Lake Sheosar surprise with its clear water, green plateau surrounded by national park that consists Deosai....
Sheosar Lake in Pakistan - The most beautiful lakes in the world
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Masyuko Lake in Hokkaido, JapanThis lake was formed in a volcanic crater and is located in Akan National Park on Hokkaido island. It is by one of the clearest lakes in the world and is surrounded by a wall 200 feet high. It was formed about 32,000 years ago and the crater was formed about 7000 years after the eruption....
Masyuko Lake in Hokkaido, Japan - The most beautiful lakes in the world
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Lake Bled in SloveniaLake Bled is considered one of the most beautiful lakes in the world. It is located in the Upper Carniola region named after the Bled Castle. On the north shore of the medieval castle, and in the middle of the lake is found only natural island in Slovenia. On this island is a church built in the 15th century, which has a tower of 52 m. To reach the church must climb 99 steps. Beauty is offered by its reflection in the lake. This area is a t...
Lake Bled in Slovenia - The most beautiful lakes in the world
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Lake Matheson in New ZealandMatheson Lake is famous most of all for being the most often photographed panorama of mountains, in silence on the surface wind and clear water, Aoraki, also known as Mount Cook and Mount Tasman is intensifying beauty mirror site. Because of this reflection, the lake is called Mirror Lake. Lake on whose banks grow pines is located in a huge bed of a moraine dominated....
Lake Matheson in New Zealand - The most beautiful lakes in the world
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Lake Nakuru in KenyaLake Nakuru National Park is the ideal place for for bird watching enthusiasts, who will be impressed by the multitude of bird species. Great white pelican, pygmy dip, martial eagle (endangered), vindereul (Falcofinnunculus) bitlanul of Madagascar are just a few of the many species of birds can be seen in Lake Nakuru. You can admire the thousands of pink flamingos live in the surrounding lake. The best place from which this performance can be admired Hill baboons (Baboon Cliff), h...
Lake Nakuru in Kenya - The most beautiful lakes in the world
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Lake Annecy in FranceLake Annecy is located in the province of Haute-Savoie, in France just 50 miles south of Geneva, Switzerland. The road to Annecy, passes through a beautiful landscape where the peaks and valleys in warm colors snowy mountains catch the eye of travelers. Special floral delight eyes everywhere they part of the landscape in all seasons, Lake Annecy is a popular tourist attraction, known for swimming and water sports. For those who lo...
Lake Annecy in France - The most beautiful lakes in the world
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Lake Garda in ItalyLocated in the Italian Alps, Lago di Garda was formed in the ice age and is the largest lake in Italy, with a circumference of 144 kilometers. Bordered in the north by the Dolomites and the gentle slopes of hills south of the moraine, this corner of paradise is characterized by a Mediterranean climate, surrounded by flourishing vegetation, dominated by lemon and olive groves with. East Coast of the lake, beach Punta San Vigilio, is bathed in sunshine hours in...
Lake Garda in Italy - The most beautiful lakes in the world
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Lake Atitlan in GuatemalaIt is said that Lake Atitlan is the most beautiful in the world. Surrounded by three volcanoes of over 3,000 meters each, Toliman, Atitlan and San Pedro, offers spectacular scenery and outmost relaxation at the same time. You can have a very good view walking up on the shore, the surrounding hills with some unique landscapes, or making a circuit trips, the last option is the most restful and less dangerous....
Lake Atitlan in Guatemala - The most beautiful lakes in the world
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Peyto Lake in CanadaAt a height of 1860 meters, Peyto Lake dominates the landscape in Banff National Park in the Rocky Mountains, Canada. Water comes from the Peyto Glacier which melts in summer. Due to its very green water color, the image appears frequently in the lake or illustrated atlases on Canada. Water color is given by a fine rock powder that comes from melting glaciers in the lake. The name bears the name of Bill Peyto, a trapper and a tour guide who lived at the end of the X...
Peyto Lake in Canada - The most beautiful lakes in the world
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Yellowstone National Park in USAMammoth Hot Springs thermal spring is located in Yellowstone National Park, Mammoth Hot Springs is the biggest source of carbon deposit in the world. The most famous is the Minerva Terrace called a series of terraces that were created thousands of years and deposited calcium carbonate....
Yellowstone National Park in USA - The most unreal landscapes on earth
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The Antelope Canyon in Arizona, USAThe most visited and photographed canyon in southwestern America, Antelope Canyon is located on Navajo land, near Page, Arizona. It includes two sections of the canyon. Navajo name for Upper Antelope Canyon is Tse'bighanilini, which means "place where water runs through rocks." Lower Antelope Canyon is Hasdestwazi or coil springs in the rocks. " Both are located in Chapter LeChee the Navajo Nation....
The Antelope Canyon in Arizona, USA - The most unreal landscapes on earth
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Rio Tinto in SpainThe giant opened mines of Rio Tinto create an incredible landscape. The extension included not only the surrounding mountains and valleys, but nearby houses, whose inhabitants were forced to move to specially built nearby cities. Named after the river that passes through the region, the region itself was named after the color red which is the Rio Tinto river. Red waters of the river are highly acidic and rich in heavy metals. ...
Rio Tinto in Spain - The most unreal landscapes on earth
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"Eye of the Sahara" in MauritaniaThis spectacular view is found in Mauritania in the south-western Sahara and it is called the Richat structure. It is not just a structure, but rather a huge circular formation (50 km in diameter), which account an eye when seen from space. If initially thought that the massive crater was created by a meteorite impact, scientists have been puzzled by foma pay "bottom" crater, unexplained. Ultimately, concluded that the formation is, ...
"Eye of the Sahara" in Mauritania - The most unreal landscapes on earth
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Socotra Island in YemenIt all started about six million years ago, when an area of 3625 sq. km separated from Africa (in fact, separated from the supercontinent Gondwana), during the continental drift. It was the time when there were created a unique microclimate and ecosystem, favoring the endemic species. The heaven of botanists and zoologists began to be populated by Arab tribes about three millennia ago, but the island was already known to the Greeks, who called it Dioscorides, and to the Romans,...
Socotra Island in Yemen - The most unreal landscapes on earth
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The "Door to Hell" in Turkmenistan"The door to hell", as locals called this place is a crater 70 meters in diameter, near the town Darvaza (from Turkmenistan), burning continuously for 38 years. In 1971, geologists digging to discover gas deposits have stumbled upon a huge underground cave, which made the earth to collapse, taking with him all geological equipment. Since the cave was filled with toxic gas, geologists have never dared to go into the cave to recover the equipment, hop...
The "Door to Hell" in Turkmenistan - The most unreal landscapes on earth
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