The Lura Lakes are a group of lakes of glacial origin in the eastern Lura mountains, inside Lurë National Park in Albania. They are renowned for their distinctive colours, ranging from azure to green, grey or blue, and each lake carries a name linked to its most characteristic feature. Liqeni i Madh is the largest, and Liqeni i Luleve, the Lake of Flowers, is covered in water lilies in summer.
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Albania · Northern Albania
Liqeni i Madh
Glacial · natural
0.1 square kilometresarea
1,704 metreselevation
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Sources & data
- Wikidata: Lura Lakes (Q13041647), Wikimedia Foundation
- English Wikipedia: Lura Lakes, Wikimedia Foundation
- Lura Lakes, Albanian Tourism Agency
- Lura Lakes, Albania Travel Guide