Kaindy Lake, located in Kazakhstan's Kolsai Lakes National Park, is known for its submerged forest, where the tops of trees rise from the crystal-clear water, creating a unique and eerie landscape. This natural wonder was formed by an earthquake in 1911 that blocked a river gorge, flooding the surrounding forest

AI Overview Learn more Visiting Kolsay Lakes and Kaindy Lake | A Complete Guide ... Kolsay Lakes, often called the "Pearls of the Tien Shan," are a system of three lakes located in the Northern Tien Shan Mountains, approximately 300 km from Almaty, Kazakhstan. The name "Kolsay" translates to "Valley Lake" in Kazakh. The lakes are situated at different altitudes, forming a cascade with the Lower Lake at 1,800 meters, the Middle Lake at 2,250 meters, and the Upper Lake at 2,700 meters

Charyn Canyon is a natural wonder in Kazakhstan, famed for its unique "Valley of Castles" landscape and dramatic cliffs. The canyon, formed over millions of years by wind, water, and sun, stretches for 150 kilometers with a depth of up to 300 meters. It's a popular destination for hiking, trekking, and exploring ancient petroglyphs.