Have you ever been to the holy lake in Canada?

Have you ever been to the holy lake in Canada?

There are many famous lakes in the world, not only with beautiful scenery, but also with many beautiful legends. There are many famous lakes in China, such as the West Lake, the fairyland Dongting Lake and the beautiful Qinghai Lake. But no matter how beautiful the lake is, it is for appreciation after all.

Spotted Lake is located in British Columbia, Canada, bordering Washington, USA. In a year, no matter what season, as long as you come here, you will see the spots of different colors in the lake, which is magnificent and magical. Under the scorching sun, all the lakes show colorful auras, as if they were in another world.

The formation of this lake wonder is actually related to the composition of the lake. Water is rich in high concentrations of minerals, such as magnesium sulfate, calcium and sodium sulfate. Once evaporated, it will form small circles and look like many spots to the naked eye. In addition, due to the different content, the colors of these spots are also very different.

This spotted lake was honored as a holy lake by Indian tribes long ago. Because the lake is very helpful to the wound, mud rich in minerals can help the wound heal faster. Many sick people think that the lake contains magical power, which can make people wash away their illnesses. According to legend, there was once an escaped soldier who was injured and dying, accidentally entered the lake, and finally all his injuries healed.

Spotted Lake is surrounded by Jugas in Canada and has a large area of desert. The drought here is abnormal all year round, especially in the summer world, which is very hot. The unique weather also creates an environment suitable for fruit growth. The fruits here are very sweet, among which grapes are the most famous. Locals use fruits to set up plantations and wineries, and foreign tourists come to Canada to travel, which has also become a must.

When you come to this area, you can taste sweet wine, all kinds of fruits and visit plantations of all sizes.