Emerald Lake in New Zealand |
Posted by Indra Yana on Sun Jul 20, 2014 |
The emerald lake looks very beautiful, is not it? This lake is one of the attractions of the main attraction of The Tongariro Alpine Crossing in Tongariro National Park, New Zealand. The lake is located near the summit of Mount Tongariro has clear water, when viewed from a distance looks like a green emerald. That's why New Zealanders call it Emerald Lake.
According Teara site, the lake was formed from the crater of Mount Tongariro emerged due to the explosion. The crater was then filled with rain water and eventually form a lake. This brilliant color is bluish green lake caused by a mineral solution. This means that the mineral content of the lake water can not be drunk or used for swimming. Although the lake is so beauty alone is enough to entice anyone who visited there.
According Amazing Places On Earth, emerald lake is regarded as a popular hiking spot in New Zealand. While climbing tourists can enjoy stunning views of the volcano, emerald lakes, and Red Crater which is nearby. Emerald lake view is in contrast to the surrounding barren landscape, giving rise to the sensation of a different scene.
Last changed: Sun Jul 20, 2014 at 1:30 pm
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