Laguna de Bay shines as the Philippines’ most precious gem. Nestled in Luzon, the grandest of the Philippine islands, this sprawling 225,300-acre freshwater wonder is the country’s largest lake and the third-largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia*. Located just under 20 miles east of Manila Bay, Laguna de Bay’s history intertwines with that of the … Read more
Nestled in the heart of northeastern Zimbabwe lies the tranquil Lake Chivero, a vital aquatic gem that quenches the thirst of Zimbabwe’s bustling capital, Harare. This sparkling 6500-acre reservoir has become an integral part of daily life in the area, providing an important resource for both humans and wildlife. Beyond being a lifeline for irrigation … Read more
Lake Alexandrina and Lake Albert take pride in being distinguished lakes located to the south of Adelaide in South Australia. Referred to as the lower lakes of the Murray River, these two natural freshwater lakes have been integral to agricultural endeavors for nearly a century and a half. Their influence on the wetland habitat near … Read more
Nestled in the remote northern corner of Eastern Idaho, just beyond the border shared by Montana and Wyoming, lies the renowned Henrys Lake. Spanning approximately 6000 acres, Henrys Lake is a pristine natural body of water sculpted by ancient glaciers and nourished by a network of meandering streams and bubbling springs. Situated a mere stone’s … Read more
The magnificent Viedma Lake, also known as Lago Viedma, is in the heart of Argentina’s Patagonia region. This sprawling body of water, created by the majestic Viedma glacier within Glaciers National Park, spans an estimated surface area of nearly 2,68,900 acres, making it one of the largest glacial lakes in the region. Named after the … Read more
Nestled within the expansive Etosha National Park lies the little-known wonder of Namibia, the Etosha Salt Pan Dry Lake. Many different African wildlife have a home in this enormous area of breathtaking natural beauty. Despite its name, the Etosha Salt Pan Dry Lake teems with life, attracting many animals and birds to its 8,500 square-mile … Read more
Nestled in the heart of southwest Idaho lies the stunning Hells Canyon Reservoirs, a gem shared by Idaho and eastern Oregon. Cascading along the Snake River canyon that forms the state divide, these reservoirs are a playground for outdoor enthusiasts. Venture into the depths of Hells Canyon, plunging a staggering mile and a half below … Read more
Lake Minnewanka is known as the grand expanse in Banff National Park. Nestled amidst majestic mountain ranges, this vast 17-mile-long lake teems with diverse wildlife along its shores. Just a short three-mile tour from the Town of Banff, this stunning body of water offers a rustic retreat to countless adventurous tourists each summer. Settled on … Read more
Nestled in the scenic beauty of Colorado’s western slope lies the enchanting Monarch Lake – a hidden gem among the ‘Great Lakes of Colorado.’ Unlike its counterparts, this pristine reservoir remains untouched, maintaining its full pool year-round. Set on the edge of Rocky Mountain National Park in the Arapaho National Forest, Monarch Lake provides a … Read more
Situated amidst the beautiful landscape of Colorado’s Western Slope, Willow Creek Reservoir plays a crucial role in the extensive water projects that sustain the state’s Eastern Slope. Unlike its larger and busier neighbors, Willow Creek Reservoir offers a serene and less-crowded atmosphere for visitors seeking a peaceful retreat. As a key component of the expansive … Read more