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One of India's most famous high-altitude lakes, Pangong Tso is known for its clear waters that shift between shades of blue and turquoise throughout the day.
Formed by glacial melt, Gurudongmar Lake is among the world's highest lakes, known for its crystal-clear turquoise waters set against snow-covered Himalayan peaks.
Known as the Moon Lake, Chandratal is a crescent-shaped alpine lake with clear waters surrounded by the rugged landscapes of the Spiti region.
Sattal is a group of seven interconnected freshwater lakes surrounded by oak and pine forests. Its transparent waters attract birdwatchers and nature lovers alike.
Located at about 12,000 ft, Tsomgo Lake is a glacial lake known for its crystal-clear waters, which change colour with the seasons and weather.
Filled by melting snow from the Dhauladhar range, Kareri Lake is a shallow freshwater lake where the clear water often reveals the rocky lakebed below.
Deoria Tal is famous for its calm, crystal-clear waters that create beautiful reflections of the Chaukhamba peaks, especially during mornings.
Often called Dawki Lake by travellers, this water body has glass-like transparency, and its water is so flawlessly clear that boats look like they are floating in mid-air.
An alpine lake hidden in the Kashmir Valley, Tarsar is famous for its glass-clear waters that mirror the surrounding green meadows and mountain ridges.