7 Beautiful Lake In The World

1. Lake Malawi, Malawi

Lake Malawi is home to 1,000 species of fish, most of the other lakes. Lake Malawi is also called Lake Nyasa is the third largest lake in Africa with a length of 363 miles and a depth of 50 miles. The lake is situated at 2300 feet below sea level, between the border of Malawi, Mozambique, and Tanzania, which support hundreds of local residents with a wealth of spring water, which unfortunately dwindling due to excessive fishing. Its southern part is bordered by areas rich in wildlife. Cape Maclear, which is the first fresh water park and UNESCO world heritage site in 1984.

2. Peyto Lake, Alberta, Canada

Peyto Lake is located in the province of Alberta, in the mountains of the Canadian Rockies. The water was a beautiful turquoise color and is sometimes associated with the beauty of heaven as in the warm waters of Antigua and Bora-Bora. Lake Louise, which also exist in Alberta, it is the most famous and often used as images on postcards and posters. However, Peytolah Lake, located 29 miles north of the Icefields Parkway, between the mountains of the Canadian Rockies, is the most beautiful to be immortalized. To see a more dramatic scenery of the lake whose length is 1.7 miles Venture into the dense forest to the summit of the mountain, then down to the Bow Summit, the highest point of the garden path and then follow the hiking path to see it.

3. Crater Lake, Oregon

A thousand years ago, the summit of the Cascade Range volcano erupted and left a large hole, known as Crater Lake. This lake is the center of National Park which is located on the north Oregon featuring the natural beauty of the beautiful and powerful. Forest green and situated at an altitude of 2,000 feet around the lake, adding to the beauty that exists. The depth of the lake that reaches 1943 feet makes this lake as the deepest lake in the U.S. mainland with the color of sapphire blue waters.

4. Lake Taal, Philippines

The location of this lake is 37.38 miles south of Manila. Being known for two things, namely having a depth that reaches 564 feet and home to the smallest volcano in the world's most active, Mount Taal. Mount Taal is located in the waters near the island of Luzon. This lake formed by volcanic explosion that left a big hole. At present, earthquake experts spend their time to monitor the seismic point and sends a warning to the Ministry of Tourism eruption. However, many travel agencies that offer tours here although this area has been declared a dangerous zone. Safest Way to see the sights of this is through job near Tagaytay-Taal Tagaytay City.

5. Lake Atitlan, Guatemala

Approximately 1 mile on the highlands of Guatemala, Atitlan (Lago de Atitlan), has three major volcanic hole. Small Mayan village located on the outskirts of the lake is filled with oak and pine trees and 800 species of other plants. Not quite a sight, all must be seen, so try a few points of observation, among others, from a height of Highway 1; from City Panajachel which connects via a small boat from one village to another village. There is a sad note about this lake, in October and November 2009 there was an increase of blue-green algae in the lake's surface causing the surface of the lake closed. This lake can be reached by a distance of 2.5 hours from Guatemala City.

6. Loch Lomand, Scotland

With the background of the valley filled with wind and the temples of the medieval era, Lake Loch Lomond just like the picture on the Victorian romantic novel. The lake is 24 miles in length is marked with the island that some of them very small to the island will be lost when the water level reaches the highest point. Most ferry will stop at the largest island, Inchmurrin (population 11 people), so that visitors can see the remnants of the 7th century abbey and the castle Lennok Century-14, which is used as a hunting cabin by the ancient kings. The lake is situated in 24 km north of Glasgow and 66 miles west of Edinburgh.

7. Lake Garda, Italy

Lake Garda is the largest lake in Italy and is one of the most popular holiday spot for Italians. Southern mainland is home to the inn with pastel colors and hotels with terracotta roofs. Southern region is also a quiet and comfortable. The north is the highest point Dolomite, a magnet for pedestrians and cyclists who want to test their guts. In Malcesine, there is a beautiful city with streets made of granite stones and temples of medieval era. Travel by cable car can be done from the top of Mount Baldo, to see the beautiful scenery of this lake. Lake Garda is located between Milan and Venice. 

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