I have been there and yes, it's really THAT spectacular.

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I can smell the air in this photo. Gorgeous.

This looks like the scene from 300 where they find all the people nailed to the tree.

Without all the people nailed to the tree obviously.

Wow! Love this.

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“Have you heard of him lad? Have you heard of Sauron?”

The word divine comes to mind

Having flashbacks to hunting down Mongol invaders in Tsushima.

Very creatively named "blue lake" lol.

Same. Good feeling when you get it first

Beautiful shot.

How can the water be so blue when the sky is all cloudy? Algae?

Access is often closed. Either due to snow or due to too many tourists.

I checked only to see if someone tagged this haha

Wow, I want to be here

Beautiful photo for those who cannot see in person or eyes failing

access was closed last spring. it's open now?

Si'thee, ah si'thee...

We have the same in Turkey, called Fevziye Kaplıcaları (Fevziye Hot springs)

No bother, thank you 👍

Thank you 🙏🏻 I’m on instagram but it’s rare I use it these days. NorthernSouler74 for landscapes & floatingsoles74 for street photography 📸

I wish Gatorade came naturally :) The blueness comes from a certain Aluminum salt in higher concentration in the spring water. The frothy waterfall (which feeds the lake too) nearby also looks like arctic cooler drink fountain

Is this where blue Gatorade is from?

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