The outstanding shape and color of the lake in the middle of the desert have attracted the attention of tourists around the world.
United Arab Emirates – UAE is one of the countries famous in the world for its magnificent tourist attractions, from the famous tallest building Burj Khalifa to skiing in the desert, as well as Lots of options for shopping and dining.
In addition, visitors can also find amazing desert experiences with recent developments including unique man-made lake beds. The location near Dubai’s Al Qudra area has long been famous for its Love Lake with two romantic intertwined hearts. Not far away is an equally impressive lake that has only begun to be explored over the past year – Moon Lake.
Moon Lake caused a stir in travel forums last year.
Named after the crescent shape that looks like a crescent moon, this landscape quickly attracted attention on social networks when it was first shared in April 2021. Photographer Mostafa is the one who recorded footage and images of this new discovery.
The blue lake surface stands out against the desert sand.
The shape and striking blue color of the lake on the hot orange-yellow sand of the desert immediately attracted travel enthusiasts.
The road to Moon Lake is quite difficult because the location is deep in the desert.
Another view from the lake.
Moon Lake in the Dubai Desert is one of the few places in the UAE where visitors can see wildlife up close.
The lake was built as part of the UAE’s wildlife conservation plan.
The Arabian oryx has been reintroduced to the desert as part of the UAE’s conservation efforts. Moon Lake is essentially an artificial lake, used to provide water for wildlife around the area. The UAE is making every effort to create a favorable environment for wildlife to live and breed.
Visitors are encouraged to enjoy the landscape while being conscious of protecting the habitat of the animals that live here.
The lake is located in the heart of the desert with a crescent moon shape like a gem hidden in an arid place. Although created by human hands, the landscape here still retains the wildness of majestic and harsh nature.
Farther beyond the Lake of the Moon lies a vast desert.
