Hillair Lake: Pink water

   Country-world-where the natural beauty ... natural treasures ... looks confined to a series of natural gifts. A series of natural heritage and gifts certainly takes the heart. For the beauty of these wonderful beauty gifts, the beauty of the country and the world's beauty lover goes away. 

   Western Australia's "Pink Lake" (Pink Lake) is a wonderful gift to the world of natural treasures, although the water of "Lake Hillair" with a pinkish water can be saline, but its beauty attracts the mind. 

  The length and breadth of the 'Lake Hillair', which is connected to the Southern Ocean, is not very much, yet due to its specialty, it is famous for its fame in the country and the world.

   The unique feature of water in this unique lake is about two-and-a-half meters wide and about six hundred meters wide. 

  There is a long series of sand which spreads around the lake, surrounded by forested forests of all-round wood, there is a long series of trees in Pepperbark and Nilgiris. If there are flora of trees, the sand dunes will be seen in abundance. 

  The biggest feature of the lake is that the color of its water is pink and this water of the lake is not pink at any particular time, but its water is always pink. This vibrant pink color of the lake is permanent, rain or other seasons, there is no effect on the pink water of this lake, and it was Matthew Pilinders who discovered this unique lake. 

   During an expedition, he was caught on the strange lake of pink water, perhaps that is why this lake is also called 'Pilandar's Peak'. In the records, there is a mention of the "little lake of pink". According to experts, in 1803, the Pilanders once again visited the Middle Island, this time the Pilanders filled the pink lake with water in the pipes. After this, research on the commercial use of this unique lake water started. 

  The investigation of the commercial possibilities showed that this water can be used to make salt. Halopilic salt and crusted vectors are also found in this water, experts believe that this region was in the salt mining area in the 19th century, and the administration of Western Australia declared the archipelago Nature Reserve as the protected area in 2012. 

    Efforts are being made to declare the coastline now a recreational area, it is not as if it is not like the water There will be no crisis, pink water also has a lot of aquatic life, this pink water does not show any danger to humans. The pink bubble gum can be seen in this lake, so the layer of salt can be easily seen on the coastline.