The world’s largest volcanic lake, with Batak villages on Samosir Island at its centre.
Canada’s first national park: Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, the Icefields Parkway and a gondola up Sulphur Mountain.
Two hundred kilometres of glaciers, turquoise lakes and peaks between Banff and Jasper — often called the most scenic drive on Earth.
Ferry between baroque palace-gardens and a fishing-village island on a serene pre-Alpine lake
The largest sand island on Earth — rainforest, dingoes and the freshwater Lake McKenzie.
Imperial garden of lakes, pavilions and the Long Corridor on the edge of Beijing.
Paddle lakes, islands, boreal forest, and northern waterways in Voyageurs National Park.
Explore volcanoes, glaciers, turquoise lakes, rivers, and bear habitat in Lake Clark National Park.
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