Turquoise Pool, Hot spring in the United States of America
Turquoise Pool is a vibrant blue hot spring renowned for its stunning color and clarity.
The pool is situated in the Yellowstone National Park, which was established in 1872 as the first national park in the world.
Yellowstone has cultural significance to many Native American tribes who lived in the region for centuries.
Visitors should stay on designated paths and boardwalks for safety around the geothermal areas.
The intense blue hue of Turquoise Pool is due to bacterial mats on the edges that refract light.
Location: Teton County
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