Maharloo Lake, a seasonal wonder nestled in the south of Iran, dries up towards the end of summer, only to be revived by the autumn and winter rains.
It serves as a primary habitat for flamingos and various bird species, offering sanctuary to a plethora of avian life each year.
These breathtaking images, captured from the lofty heights of paragliders and at altitudes exceeding 3,000 meters, reveal the tranquil yet vibrant life that flourishes around the lake.
The lake’s landscape transforms dramatically with the seasons, painting a picturesque scene that is both serene and awe-inspiring.
Catch a glimpse of the lake in the following pictures:
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