It's true — millennials are traveling more for photo ops to post on social media, according to research, but Australia's pink lakes are well worth visiting for the 'gram. Western Australia is home to ...

Pink lakes in Western Australia get their color from pigments produced by microbes, but climate change and other human ...

It was a single photograph of blush-colored land framed by endless blue sky that first convinced me I needed to see a pink lake in Australia with my own eyes. I had always been enchanted by travel ...

This bubble-gum pink lake defies science. Lake Hillier in Western Australia has some scientists scratching their heads. Because the exact reason behind the lake's pink color isn't fully understood.

Bubble gum pink isn't a color reserved for just candy. In Australia, several natural-forming, brightly pink-hued lakes attract tourists from around the world every year hoping to take a peek at their ...

What you're seeing is no optical illusion -- it's just Lake Hillier, a naturally pink body of water with only one form of life beneath its mysterious and beautiful surface. The lake is on Middle ...

Lake Hillier, a vibrant pink lake in Western Australia, owes its striking hue to a complex community of pigment-rich microbes. While historically persistent, recent weather events have shown its ...

Talk about an algae bloom. A salt lake in Melbourne, Australia is a stunning color of pink in what park officials say is a naturally occurring phenomenon at Westgate Park. “Algae growing in the salt ...

Lake Hillier is anything but usual. The Australian lake is 10 times saltier than the ocean, and bright pink. The color comes from the microorganisms that, somehow, are able to thrive under the ...

If you're in need of a Millennial Pink fix for your next Instagram post, you're in luck. You can totally catch up on the color trend… that is, if you're willing to book a flight to Australia. This ...