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Lago San Pedro

Lago San Pedro, nestled in the scenic Ecuadorian landscape less than two hours north of Quito, is rapidly gaining popularity as a premier tourism destination. Surrounded by majestic dormant volcanoes, this second-largest lake in Ecuador offers a tranquil escape from the bustling city life. Boasting a yacht club and a variety of water-based activities, Lago … Read more

Lake Ellsworth ATA

In December 2012, the scientific community faced a setback when the British expedition to explore sub-glacial Lake Ellsworth was canceled due to technical difficulties. Despite this disappointment, the community’s perseverance and dedication to the mission were unwavering. The mission was sanctioned by the UK’s Natural Environment Research Council and was led by the International Council … Read more

Lake Whillans

Lake Whillans stands at the forefront of an icy competition unfolding in Antarctica. This friendly rivalry is a quest for deeper insight into the secrets held by the liquid lakes hiding beneath the Antarctic ice, delving into the mysteries of life within them and their impact on the movement of ice streams. A trio of … Read more

Two Medicine Lake

Nestled within the stunning Glacier National Park, Two Medicine Lake is one of three interconnected lakes sharing the Two Medicine name. Known for its tranquility and natural beauty, the middle lake, referred to as Two Medicine Lake, is home to a popular campground and a ranger station. Rich in history, the Two Medicine area was … Read more

Kintla Lake

Nestled in the far reaches of the picturesque Glacier National Park lies the tranquil Kintla Lake, a secluded gem waiting to be discovered. Hidden in the untamed northwest part of the vast park, Kintla Lake is a refuge for those searching for peace amidst the magnificence of the natural world. Journeying to Kintla Lake is … Read more

Swiftcurrent Lake

When many explorers venture into the breathtaking realm of Glacier National Park, their minds often drift to the timeless beauty of Swiftcurrent Lake. This glacier-fed gem, cherished and photographed by many, is bestowed with the presence of the elegant Many Glaciers Hotel. As the first spectacle that greets those journeying through the park’s east entrance, … Read more

Frisian Lakes

Ahoy, sailors worldwide are often familiar with the enchanting Frisian Lakes, with the renowned Sneekermeer being the most famous among them. This cluster of approximately 30 lakes, a legacy of peat extraction in the low-lying region of Friesland, retains its allure in the northwestern reaches of the Netherlands. Formerly a realm of dense swamps and … Read more

Laguna Quilotoa

Adventuresome tourists should not miss the captivating Laguna Quilotoa, which is tucked away in the caldera of an extinct volcano. This stunning turquoise lake, formed over centuries, sits 1,300 feet below the crater’s rim, maintaining its captivating blue-green hue from the minerals that dance in its waters. Despite its chilly embrace at an elevation of … Read more

Kerid Crater Lake

Kerid Crater Lake, the jewel of Southern Iceland, stands as a testament to the scenic beauty of this region. Nestled near the bustling city of Reykjavik, Kerid is a beloved destination for travelers along the renowned Golden Circle route, captivating all who set eyes on its enchanting landscape. Born from the ancient volcanic forces that … Read more

Lake Pinatubo

Lake Pinatubo, nestled within the remains of a mighty volcanic eruption, emerged as a stunning masterpiece after the tumultuous events of the 20th century. Resting in the hollow of Mount Pinatubo in central Luzon, Philippines, this rain-fed lake has transformed into a sought-after destination, rightfully claiming the title of the deepest lake in the country. … Read more

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