Lake Sarez

Lake Sarez is an imposing body of water located in the Pamir mountains of Tajikistan, created by a natural dam following a massive earthquake in 1911. The lake is one of the deepest in the world, with depths exceeding 500 meters. Its remote location and the difficulty of access have kept it relatively untouched, preserving its natural beauty and making it a fascinating site for adventure divers. The lake's clear, cold waters are home to a unique ecosystem, and its underwater landscapes offer an eerie and captivating diving experience. However, diving here requires special permission and preparation due to its isolated location and the potential risks associated with altitude diving.