Where? Last month AnOther considered the incredible natural phenomenon of a blood red lake in Carmargue, France. Now we turn to the Green Lake in Tragoess, at the foot of Austria’s Hochswab mountains, whose mesmerising emerald green waters obscure, yet hint at, an equally remarkable curiosity below.
What? Complete with grassy banks, leafy trees and park benches, winter visitors to the region are met with a routine sight: a country meadow, dry and unsubmerged, frequented by hikers. But come summer, the Green Lake becomes an underwater park; a surreal anomaly which attracts scores of intrigued divers during the late spring and early summer months of each year, and has been beautifully captured in a number of fantastical photographs.