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Lake Louise in Banff National Park, Canada, gleams like polished jade beneath towering peaks and ancient glaciers.
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Lake Baikal in Siberia, Russia, transforms into a vast expanse of crystal-clear ice with mesmerising patterns and bubbles frozen in time.
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Abraham Lake in Alberta, Canada, captures methane bubbles beneath its surface like suspended pearls in glass.
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Lake Blanc in the French Alps stuns with its mirror-like frozen surface reflecting the jagged peaks of Mont Blanc.
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Paterswoldsemeer in the Netherlands becomes a magical winter wonderland when its perfectly smooth ice surface reflects the low winter sun.
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Lake Kussharo in Hokkaido, Japan, harbours clusters of whooper swans on its frozen surface amidst rising volcanic steam.
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Great Slave Lake in Canada's Northwest Territories creates ethereal ice roads across its surface, glowing with aurora borealis reflections.
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Lake Bled in Slovenia transforms into a fairy-tale scene with its island church surrounded by pristine ice and snow-capped Alps.
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Which of these lakes do you find the most stunning?
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