Kaindy Lake, located in Kazakhstan’s Almaty Region, is famous for its striking turquoise waters and unique submerged forest. Formed by an earthquake in 1911, the lake is known for its partially submerged tree trunks that rise above the water, creating a surreal and picturesque landscape. It attracts nature lovers and photographers, especially in summer when the reflections on the water are stunning. Accessible by a short hike, Kaindy Lake is a serene destination that showcases the beauty of Kazakhstan’s natural wonders.