7 Mesmerising Lakes In India That Look Artistically Designed

From Pangong Lake, Ladakh to Loktak Lake, Manipur, here are seven mesmerising lakes in India that look like paintings. Read on to know more.
lakes in india that look artistically designed

With vast geography and plenty of natural beauty, India has many lakes with personalities of their own, some located in the high Himalayas where the snow-capped peaks reflect off them; some are in deep forests or surrounded by a town where there are remnants of a rich culture. Here are seven mesmerising lakes in India that look magical.

7 Mesmerising Lakes In India That Look Like Paintings

Here are the seven most mesmerising lakes in India that look too perfect to be real.

1. Pangong Lake, Ladakh

The spectacular Pangong Lake is noted for changing its colour from deep blue to turquoise to golden brown, depending on the position of the sun. It also creates the surreal contrast of earthy tones and icy blues. The best time to be here is from May to September.

Pangong Lake Ladakh | Best Time to Visit | Ladakh Tourism

2. Gurudongmar Lake, Sikkim

The 17,000 ft high Gurudongmar Lake reflects the snow-covered peaks around it, with crystal-clear still waters that mirror the heavens. It is surrounded by prayer flags, rocky terrain, and snowfields; it’s spiritual and surreal at once. April to June is the best time to visit.

3. Loktak Lake, Manipur

Loktak Lake, Manipur, is known for its floating circular swamps called phumdis. It looks like an abstract artwork when seen from above. It is a mix of open water, greenery, and local fishermen's boats, like a live painting in motion. The best time period to visit here is October to March.

What makes Manipur's Loktak lake a natural wonder?, Imphal - TimesTravel

4. Chilika Lake, Odisha

Chilika Lake is India’s largest coastal lagoon, according to EaseMyTrip, “Chilika is the largest saltwater lake in Asia. It presents the tourists with a picturesque landscape and is hailed for its rich biodiversity. During the winter months, migratory birds flock to the site from the distant regions of Russia, Mongolia, South East Asia, and Ladakh.”

5. Tso Moriri, Ladakh

Tso moriri is the reflection of barren brown mountains, and a flawless blue sky creates a surreal mirror effect. Its absolute silence, endless skies, and rich Himalayan light are perfectly photogenic and poetic. The best time to visit here is between June to September.

Tso Moriri Lake - A Holy Lake at Korzok in Ladakh - Discover Leh Ladakh

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6. Umngot River, Meghalaya

The beautiful Umngot River, located in Meghalaya, is a lake that feels like calm waters are so clear you can see the riverbed, making boats look like they're floating in mid-air. The best time to go there is between November to April.

Dawki - Shnongpdeng - Meghalaya Tourism

7. Nainital Lake, Uttarakhand

Nainital Lake, the renowned lake in Uttarakhand, is surrounded by vibrant buildings and lush hills; it looks like a watercolour come to life. The best time to enjoy here is between September to November.

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