دریاچه نورماس

امکانات پیک نیک همراه داشته باشین. پیاده روی نداره و مناسب همه سنین هست.

This lake is a truly beautiful and untouched natural place. Standing beside it, you feel a deep sense of peace and remoteness. Birds move calmly around you flying low over the water or resting near the shore as if you are merely a quiet guest in their world. A gentle breeze blows across the lake, carrying the cool freshness of open water and the earthy scent of the land. It touches your face lightly, making reeds sway and creating tiny ripples that spread like whispers. What makes this place even more special is the reflection on the water. The sky, with its clouds and shifting light, is mirrored perfectly on the lake’s surface. The trees along the edge are also reflected, their shapes stretching downward as if another forest lies hidden beneath. This creates a dreamlike atmosphere where the boundary between reality and image becomes soft. You feel as though you are standing between two worlds the real one above and the mirrored one below. Many visitors say that simply sitting by the water and watching this reflection is enough to clear the mind and calm the heart. Unfortunately, signs of pollution are clearly visible all around the lake. Despite the natural beauty, you cannot ignore the human made waste left behind. Plastic bottles lie half-buried in the mud. Plastic bags are tangled in bushes and reeds. Food wrappers, disposable cups, and broken container pieces float near the shore or wash up on patches of sand. Even in the water, discarded plastic items drift slowly beneath the surface. These things do not belong here. They spoil the view, harm the birds and wildlife, and destroy the purity that makes the lake so attractive. What is most disappointing is that this pollution has not come from factories or distant sources. It has come from people like us visitors who came to enjoy the beauty but left their waste behind. Every bottle thrown carelessly, every bag carried in and not carried out, every piece of trash left near the water has added to the problem. The lake does not produce this waste. The birds do not bring it. The breeze does not blow it in. It is brought by the same people who come to admire the view, sit by the water, and take photographs. And because so many visitors have done this over time, the lake is slowly being buried under the weight of our carelessness. I truly hope this situation improves soon. But improvement must come from the visitors themselves. Each person needs to take full responsibility for their own waste. Before leaving home, bring reusable bottles and bags, and plan to carry out everything you bring in. If you see a piece of plastic on the ground, picking it up takes only a moment but makes a real difference. We need a cultural change people should remind each other, kindly but firmly, that leaving trash behind is not acceptable. Instead of waiting for someone else to clean up after us, we should leave the lake cleaner than we found it. If every visitor took just one piece of plastic with them when they leave, soon there would be almost no trash left. The birds would be safer, the breeze would carry only the scent of water and earth, and the reflection of sky and trees would remain pure and unbroken. This lake is too beautiful, too peaceful, and too rare to be ruined by plastic waste. Let us, the visitors, protect it not just with words, but with our daily actions, every time we come to sit by its shore.💚🌱