- The Altai mountains are situated in Russia, Mongolia, Kazakhstan and a small part in China.
- The Altai consists of 43 high and medium mountain ranges separated by deep river valleys and basins.
- 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.
- During our trip to Siberia we stayed at Belokurikha, a charming town that is the perfect starting point for any winter adventure in the Altai Mountains.
- The Altai Mountain range is home to an impressive network of rivers and lakes, making it the perfect destination for those who love to explore the great outdoors.
- Travel to the Altai Mountains and remember that Altai in substance is an outdoor museum – one of the most ancient districts of human beings’ habitation on...
- Nestled in the enchanting western region of Mongolia, you will discover the captivating Altai Mountains.
- Mostly known for its towering mountains, Kazakh people and the eagle hunting there are some other attractions in Altai region if you have the time.
- The Altai mountains in southern Siberia form the major mountain range in the western Siberia biogeographic region and provide the source of its greatest rivers...