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Recent years has seen green algae present in Tri An Lake undergo significant growth.

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Algae typically appears during the summer months, with visitors able to enjoy its emergence between July and September.
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A bird’s-eye view captures an amazing image of the lake.

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Covering a total area of 323 square kilometres, Tri An Lake was built to store water for the Tri An Hydro-power Plant.
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Despite being a man-made lake, the site possesses plenty of natural beauty due to the spectacular effects of the sun, sky, and wind, in addition to the presence of unique green algae.

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Visitors are able to take a stroll along the shores of the lake and contemplate the lives of local people amid idyllic surroundings as they work on boats.

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A magnificent aerial view of Tri An Lake.

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Secluded Islet's only household offers homestay for visitors

Secluded Islet's only household offers homestay for visitors

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Top seven must-see lakes in Vietnam

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