If you travel around the world, you”ll find rivers and lakes with colors once thought to only be in dreams. From pink rivers to red lakes, these bodies of water gained their color through a variety of means. Some are colored differently because of pollution. Some just naturally have a distinct color. Either way, you truly have to see these bodies of water for yourself.
1. Betsiboka River, Madagascar, 2005
2. The Grand Prismatic Spring, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
3. Travertine Pools, Pamukkale, Turkey
4. Huanghe River, Lanzhou, China, October 2006
5. Uvac River flowing through Serbia, Bosnia, and Herzegovina
6. Odeleite, Portugal, also known as the Blue Dragon River
7. Pumpkin Spring, Grand Canyon
8. Xinmeizhou Village, Zheijang Province, China, July 25, 2014
9. Rivers full with volcanic ash in Iceland
10. Daqubang and Baiyang rivers in China
11. Green Crater Lake at the Irazu volcano, Costa Rica
12. Mount Kelimutu, Kelimutu National Park, Flores, Indonesia
13. Cano Cristales River, also known as “The River of Five Colors,” Colombia
14. Lake Retba, Senegal
15. Marble Canyon, Colorado River
(via io9)
The rainbow pool at Yellowstone National Park has to be the coolest body of water I”ve seen. It”s probably about time for me to a take a quick trip to Wyoming and see if photos truly do it justice.
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