- The Altai Mountains also known as Altay Mountains, are a mountain chain in Central and East Asia that connects Russia, China, Mongolia, and Kazakhistan.
- Tours at Altay Mountains - a list of recommended trips - click here. Nearest Towns and How to Get There. Altai montains is a quite remote region.
- In the Altai Mountains, there are many intra-basins of different heights with cold mountain lakes. Altai is often called “Russian Tibet” or “Siberian Alps”.
- Altaians call it Kadyn Bazhy, but is also named Uch-Sumer. In the Russian part of the Altai Mountains, Belukha is the highest peak.
- The Chuya ridge of the Altai Mountains in Siberia, Russia. The Altay or Altai Mountains are a series of mountains in central Asia.
- Altai mountains and glaciers. All the territory of the Republic is located within the mountainous system.
- This lake is also formed by Mt Belukha glaciers and included into UNESCO World Heritage List as a part of Golden Mountains of Altai nomination.
- Koordinatlar : 49 ° K 89 ° D / 49 ° K 89 ° D / 49; 89. Altay Dağları (/ ɑːlˈtaɪ / ), Altay Dağları olarak da yazılmış bir Orta ve Doğu Asya bölgesindeki dağ silsilesi, burada Rusya , Çin...
- It is 688 km long and starts at a height of 2000 m in the Southern Altai mountains, being fed by melting glaciers, smaller rivers, and another big Altai river - Chuja.
- Only Mt Belukha in the Russian Altai is higher. Scattered among the Altai Mountains are some 20 glaciers, the Potanina glacier being the largest.