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Known for its crystal-clear ice and incredible depth, Lake Baikal is the world's deepest and oldest freshwater lake. During the winter, its surface freezes, creating a mesmerising ice landscape.
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Nestled in the Canadian Rockies, Lake Louise transforms into a winter wonderland. Its frozen surface, surrounded by snow-capped mountains, creates a picture-perfect scene.
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The charming Lake Bled, with its iconic island featuring a church and a castle perched on the cliffside, looks like something out of a fairy tale when frozen in winter.
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Found in Hokkaido, Lake Masyuko freezes over during winter, offering stunning vistas of ice-covered landscapes against the backdrop of Japan's northern wilderness.
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Not to be confused with the Russian lake of the same name, the Mongolian Lake Baikal is a spectacular sight during winter when it freezes over, creating a serene icy expanse.
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Known for its mesmerising frozen bubbles trapped beneath the surface, Abraham Lake in Alberta offers a unique and captivating view when it freezes in winter.
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Surrounded by picturesque Swiss towns and the Alps, Lake Geneva freezes around the edges during winter, offering stunning views of snow-covered landscapes.
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In the Southern Alps of New Zealand's South Island, Lake Wanaka freezes during the colder months, offering a rare spectacle against the backdrop of the stunning mountain range.
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Each of these frozen lakes showcases the beauty of nature in its own unique way.