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The Rodna Mountains in northern Romania are home to 23 glacial lakes, ridges rising above 2,200 metres and Carpathian wildlife within a national park designated as a UNESCO biosphere reserve.
Born from a landslide in 1837 in the Eastern Carpathians, Lake Red stands out for its waters tinted with iron oxides and its emerging tree trunks.
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