Lake Kaindy

Kazakhstan is home to the 400-meter-long Lake Kaindy. Nearly 30 meters is the maximum depth of the lake. It is 2,000 meters above sea level and is 129 kilometers east-southeast of Almaty. The deepest lake in the world, Lake Kaindy is the biggest and most beautiful lake on the continent of Eurasia. The Lake, which rises to a height of 834 meters above sea level, is situated in Kazakhstan's southeast in the alpine region of the Tian Shan mountain range. The elevation of Lake Kaindy is 3,025 meters above sea level.

Kazakhstan's Lake Kaindy has a long history dating back thousands of years when the region was home to a prehistoric lake that was later inundated by an earth crust in a canyon. Until it dried up during the last ice age, the local population relied on the Lake as a source of fish, water for agriculture, and drinking water.

Several hiking trails lead to the Lake, which is visible from above at a height of more than 3,500 meters above sea level. Additionally, Lake Kaindy is a well-liked location for fishing, and you can observe residents engaging in a number of techniques.

Location: Kolsay Lakes National Park, south of Kazakhstan