5.8K views · 71 reactions | Lake Yambo viewed from a hill also overlooking Lake Pandin. Lakes Yambo and Pandin are sometimes referred to as the Twin Lakes of San Pablo, although Lake Yambo’s eastern shores lie inside Nagcarlan town. It is considered an oligotrophic lake, suitable for swimming, picnics, and other recreational activities like using rafts or swinging on a vine. | Malonskie Tuico | Facebook

32K views · 686 reactions | The Beauty of Twin Lakes, Pandin Lake,...

Lake Sampaloc is one of seven interconnected crater lakes in the Province of Laguna, 70 kilometer southeast of Metro Manila. Lake Sampaloc is the biggest and the most famous of the seven lakes, with an area of 104 ha and located in the heart of San Pablo City known as “City of Seven Lakes” - Bunot, Palakpakin, Mohicap, Yambo, Pandin, Calibato and Sampaloc. Lake Sampaloc has a maximum depth of 27 m, the average depth is 20 m. Its width is 1.2 km. #malonskie | Malonskie Tuico

Yambo lake Nagcarlan laguna para nga bang PALAWAN❤️tara ipapasyal ko kayo sa ganda ng Yambo lake isa sa pitong lawa ng san pablo #YamboLake #Godblesseveryone #michellesandoval | Michelle Sandoval

This is one of the 7 lakes of Laguna 📌 Yambo Lake, Brgy. Sulsugin, Nagcarlan Laguna | Kuya Randy Adventures

Pandin is considered oligotrophic because of the abundant plant and fish life. Dubbed as the most pristine out of all 7 lakes in San Pablo, Laguna, Lake Pandin is a popular side-trip destination in Barangay San Lorenzo. It is the smallest of the 7 lakes, about 20.5 hectares and a maximum depth of 63 meters. It has a calculated volume of 6,600 cubic meters of water in storage. Pandin and Yambo are twin crater lakes separated by a narrow strip of land. They are part of the Seven Lakes system in Sa