Lake Mutanda is possibly the most beautiful lake of the Great Lakes region. It has an idyllic backdrop of five volcanoes of the Virunga chain, which straddle the Uganda-Rwanda border. Lying at an altitude of 5,877 feet above sea level, the freshwater lake is a drowned valley system, which explains its numerous small islands to which dugout canoes ply back and forth. This photograph of the lake was taken at daybreak
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