Ba-Be Lake, Vietnam in the World's most beautiful lakes
Subtropical rainforests are rarely the home of major lakes, but Vietnam’s Ba-Be Lake, set amid limestone cliffs in the monsoon zone, is one of the best-known. A place of mist-shrouded islets and quiet bays surrounded by native jungle, it is meditatively scenic
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One could argue that, among the Earth’s natural features, lakes do the most with the least — they are, after all, simply static bodies of water. That flat perspective falls light-years short of the many marvels the world’s lakes offer us humans who visit them, swim in them, fish in them, boat upon them, and just plain admire them