- Ulan-Udeis the capital city of the Republic of Buryatia, Russia; it is situated around 100 kilometers southeast of Lake Baikal on the Uda River at its conjunction...Bulunamadı: solyonoye
- Then, you will get acquainted with the island of Olkhon - the pearl of Lake Baikal! Let's continue our journey by crossing Lake Baikal in its widest part.Bulunamadı: solyonoye
- Buryatia is a part of the Russian Federation and is situated in the southern part of the Eastern Siberia, to the south-east of Lake Baikal.Bulunamadı: solyonoye
- Reintegrate your inner resources near Lake Baikal: the deepest and the oldest lake in the world!...Bulunamadı: solyonoye
- Buryatia. (Russian: Бурятия boor-YAH-tee-yuh) is a republic in Eastern Siberia, which borders Tuva to the west, Irkutsk to the northwest, Zabaykalsky Krai to the east...Bulunamadı: solyonoye
- The Republic of Buryatia is located in Eastern Siberia next to Lake Baikal and 52% of the republic is located in the lake’s basin.Bulunamadı: solyonoye
- It’s a long journey from the remote farm community, but the time has come for us to pay a visit to perhaps the most popular attraction in all of Buryatia – Lake Baikal.Bulunamadı: solyonoye
- This is how the locals call Lake Sobolkho (Sobolka in common people), which is located, as they say, in one of the forgotten corners of Buryatia (Yeravninsky...Bulunamadı: solyonoye
- Torma Lake, Buryatia. The marker shows the location of Torma Lake, Buryatia, at (51.5641, 107.0133). Zoom in and out with the buttons.Bulunamadı: solyonoye