10. Baikal Lake – Siberia, Russia
Lake Baikal, the deepest lake in the world, holds around 20% of Earth's freshwater. In winter, it transforms into a surreal wonderland, with intricate ice formations that captivate visitors. Come summer, the water's clarity is unparalleled, offering views so clear they’re almost otherworldly. Located in Siberia, Baikal’s remote beauty is raw and rugged, far from tropical warmth.
But its wild charm is undeniable – the vast landscape, the tranquil waters, and the untouched environment all create an experience unlike any other. Whether frozen or liquid, Baikal’s stunning presence makes it a destination you need to see to truly believe.