- Burlinskoye (Russian: Бурлинское) is a salt lake in Slavgorod municipality, Altai Krai, Russian Federation.[1].
- Burlinskoye Lake yakınındaki oteller Zoo Aquaterrarium yakınındaki oteller Slavgorod Museum of Local Lore yakınındaki oteller.
- The area of Burlinskoye Lake is 31.3 km2, the average depth is less than a meter, and the maximum depth is 2.5 meters.
- With hotter weather in recent year, Lake Burlinskoye is turning pink earlier, which is put down by locals to climate change.
- Lake Burlinskoye is the largest single salt deposit in Siberia, with a saltiness that rivals that of the Dead Sea.
- Since ancient times, the inhabitants of the Kulunda steppe have known that table salt lies at the bottom of Lake Burlinskoye.
- In the past, Lake Burlinskoye had connections to the old Russian royal family.
- Lake Burlinskoye, which is located near the Slavgorod town in the Altai Krai, is famous for its salt reserves and the pinkish color of its water.
- Train at Burlinskoye lake.webm 1 min 5 s, 1,920 × 1,080; 44.85 MB.
