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Lonar Lake turn green to pink

Lonar Lake in Maharashtrau2019s Buldhana district is a rare saline and alkaline crater lake formed about 52,000 years ago by a meteorite impact. Its water is nearly four times saltier than the ocean, limiting most life forms but supporting unique microorganisms. In 2020, the lake turned from green to pink due to algae growth, drawing global attention from scientists and travelers alike.<br>Lonar Lake is full of mysteries. Read the full story visit our site foodntravelstories.com

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Lonar Lake turn green to pink

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  1. Lonar Lake Science, History & Faith

  2. Introduction Lonar Lake in Maharashtra, formed around 52,000 years ago by a meteorite impact, is a rare saline and alkaline crater lake that even turned mysteriously pink in 2020 due to pigment-producing microorganisms. Beyond its scientific marvel, the lake holds mythological significance, believed to be created when Lord Vishnu destroyed the demon Lonasura. Nearby stands the 12th–13th century Daitya Sudan Temple, built in Hemadpanthi style to honor this victory. Blending science, history, and mythology, Lonar Lake remains a unique destination for nature lovers, history enthusiasts, and spiritual seekers.

  3. Sceintific Reason Scientists found some tiny microbes with red pigments that caused this magical change Mythological reason According Legends, Lord Vishnu Killed the Demon Lonasura Here, and that Weapon Createdthe giant crater and we know it as lonar lake Why Did Lonar Lake Turn Pink?

  4. The Daitya Sudan Temple The Daitya Sudan Temple, near Lonar Lake, was built in the 12th–13th century to honor Lord Vishnu’s victory over the demon Lonasura. The name itself means “Slayer of the Demon.” Made of black basalt stone in the Hemadpanthi style, its walls are decorated with carvings of gods, legends, and battles. Visiting the temple is both a spiritual and historical experience, as it beautifully blends faith, art, and architecture.

  5. Reasons You Must Visit Lonar Lake at Least Once • It is one of only four hyper-velocity impact craters in basaltic rock in the world—and the only one in India. • It is believed to be the site where Lord Vishnu defeated the demon Lonasura. • The nearby Daitya Sudan Temple showcases remarkable Chalukya-era architecture. • Unlike busy tourist spots, Lonar remains a peaceful escape, perfect for nature lovers, history buffs, and spiritual seekers alike. Read more

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