Here's a description of a trip to the lake; it's apparently a pretty special place.
Gurudongmar Lake: A Holy Experience
Mind the winds.
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Trouble is with places like that, hiking up, you’re full of anticipation and promise.
Then you get there, and it proves to be even more spectacular than you thought! A truly breathtaking and moving experience.
Hiking back down, you end up being some critters dinner.
But at least you get a nice hike out of it!
Sikkim... didn’t they have an American queen back in the 1960s?
Pangong Lake, Leh, India.
Pretty, but after 3 days in Nepal you’ll hardly notice. It’s one of the few places in the world where a view like that can fade into the background.
How can anyone see the beauty here and not believe in a Heavenly Host? Wow!
It’s a very pretty lake but I have seen just as pretty here in Alberta. Lake Morrain and Bow Lake in Banff National Park—you can drive to them and then go on a hike; Miniwonka Loop just outside of the town of Banff takes you to totally majestic mountain and lake scenery; and driving through Kananaskis to the Upper Lakes especially on a clear late September day will overwhelm your senses with beauty. The Upper Lake looks a lot like your picture.