Most Unique and Bizarre Lakes in the World - This time I will share something that is unique and beautiful about the Most Unique and Bizarre Lakes in the World. A panoramic view of the lake water that can hypnotize the audience, here are some unique and beautiful lake located in all parts of the world
1. Strawberry Milkshake lake in Senegal
If the water is generally clear blue lake, according to Lake Lac Rose Retba. The lake is located in the north of Cap Vert peninsula, the City of Dakar, Senegal, has a pink water like a strawberry milkshake. Surprisingly, not only pink lake is sometimes purple, then to purple to pink. As written Amusing Planet site, many tourists who are curious about the lake area of 3 square km. Apparently, the color Lake Lac Rose Retba derived from microorganisms contained in it, red.
Lac Rose lake Retba produce the most beautiful color is pink during the dry season. At that time, the microorganisms in the lake to absorb, and use sunlight to produce the red pigment. That's when Lake Lac Rose Retba changed like a giant strawberry milkshake pool.
This lake oddities do not stop there. The lake is apparently similar to the Dead Sea in Jordan. Tourists who come to swim without having to bother pedaling legs and hands, because you can simply float on the surface.
2. Polkadot lake in Canada
Located in Osoyoos, Canada, polka-dotted lake named Kliluk also drew the attention of the tourists. How not, the surface of this lake has an unusual style, which is like a polka-dot circles.
The circles are formed because of the salt that floats on the surface. These salts accumulate and form a circle, with the lake water is visible in the middle. Not only one, the salt circle was nearly filled the entire surface of the lake.
See oddities Kliluk Lake, this area began to plateau curious. In addition, a traveler who came to this lake also has a goal to take lake water for skin treatment. That said, the minerals in the lake Kliluk could cure various diseases.
3. Linow lake, a lake that can change color in North Sulawesi
District Tomohon, North Sulawesi has a lake with stunning natural beauty. One that makes it look odd lake when the water is able to change color. Linow lake water color can be changed accordingly. This is because the lake contains a very high sulfur content. Not only that, the color change is also due to the level of sunlight on the surface of the lake.
Therefore, do not be surprised if this lake can attract tourists. They were curious to see the color change that occurs directly on Lake Linow. As far as the eye could see, this lake can look blue then turns green, or give rise to a very beautiful color gradations.
To get into the area of Lake Linow, traveler must pay a ticket for Rp 25,000. When you have entered the lake area, be careful with the hot mud at the edge of the lake!.
4. 16 twin lakes in Croatia
The lake is located in the Plitvice Lakes National Park looks weird with a form of inter-related to each other, As quoted from the site UNESCO World Heritage Convention, at this location there are 16 interlinked lakes between Mala Kapela Mountain and Mount Pljesevica. The lake is divided into two groups: the upper and lower lakes. His position was sequentially starting from a height of 636 m to 502 m.
Interestingly, Plitvice Lakes are also decorated with dozens of waterfalls and rock cliffs surrounding it became separator that reinforce its beauty. Additionally lake panorama in this increasingly strange with lake water discoloration.
The water in the lake is included in the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage List, have a distinctive color, ranging from blue-green to blue.
In these destinations, tourists can see the beautiful lake combined with unique panoramic waterfalls and forests. Travelers can enjoy all the peculiarities of the lake is close to passing a wooden bridge in the Plitvice Lakes area.
5. Lakes with islands drifting in India
If Lake Toba in North Sumatra Samosir Island in the middle has, Province of Manipur, India also has Loktak lake with tiny islands shaped ring. Surprisingly, these islands change shape according to the season and move into different directions depending on the gusts of wind.
Tiny islands that meet two-thirds of the lake is called Phumdi by Indian society. Launch site CN Traveler, Phumdi in Loktak Lake is the only floating national park in the world. Existence Phumdi also beneficial for the conservation of rare species of deer, Sangai locals call it, which only live around the lake.
Even though they are nomadic and can move on its own, does not mean Phumdi no human habitation. Phumdi biggest named Khangpoks, home to about 4,000 people. There are lodges that make it similar to a tiny settlement on Lake Titicaca, Peru
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