Basum Co, which translates to \"lake\" in Tibetan, is nestled at 3,700 meters above sea level, making it one of the largest among over 1,000 lakes in southwest China's Xizang Autonomous Region.
As the largest glacier-dammed lake in southeastern Xizang, Basum Co showcases a well-developed modern glacier landform, a testament to the region's dynamic natural history.
The lake is renowned for its mesmerizing turquoise-colored waters, which display a variety of shades that shift with the changing seasons, offering a sight that captivates both locals and travelers alike.
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