Lake Baikal, one of the world's largest freshwater lakes, is located in southern Siberia, Russia. Its crystal-clear waters resemble a sapphire nestled among the mountains. Lake Baikal is not only a treasure trove of biodiversity but also a popular destination for scientific research and tourism, attracting visitors and scientists from around the world.
The largest island in Lake Baikal. The only downside is that it is not completely frozen yet, so there is no blue ice.
Blue sky and white clouds, sunset. Very beautiful, come on, come on, come on, it's fun
It's one of the most densely populated towns, attracting many tourists. There are also many accommodations and restaurants available. It's a must-pass place on the way to Lake Baikal.
The last stop of the northern route is also the northernmost point of Olkhon Island. The plank road extends all the way north. Standing on the edge of the cliff, I was shocked by the magnificent scenery.
This is the landmark of Olkhon Island, where you can watch the sunrise and sunset of Lake Baikal and see the beauty of Lake Baikal. There is a Shaman tree next to the rock, which is covered with colorful prayer flags, expressing people's good wishes.
This is a scenic spot on the northern route. The photos I posted are of what it looks like in winter. The peninsula goes straight into the lake, and the light and shadow in winter are also very beautiful. Photos are a combination of light and shadow.
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