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In the Adilcevaz district of Bitlis, where a freshwater source flows into Lake Van, turquoise-white natural patterns formed by the interaction of calcium and alkaline water were captured by drone footage. Experts explained that this marbling-like formation occurred as a result of a natural chemical process.
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In the Adilcevaz district of Bitlis, where a freshwater source flows into Lake Van, turquoise-white natural patterns formed by the interaction of calcium and alkaline water were captured by drone footage. Experts explained that this marbling-like formation occurred as a result of a natural chemical process.