- Today you will enjoy a cruise to the opposite shore of the Lake, located in Buryatia region.Bulunamadı: solyonoye
- Dive into the wild nature of Lake Baikal region and travel with best local guides.Bulunamadı: solyonoye
- The region of Buryatia, where there is a lake considered a region of extinct volcanoes, the landforms which are typical faults.Bulunamadı: solyonoye
- The Gusinoye Lake is the second largest lake in Buryatia after the Baikal Lake and a valuable source of water supply, place of recreation, and fish breeding.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
- At over 1.6 km deep, Lake Baikal is the world’s deepest freshwater lake, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and an undeniable sparkling jewel in Siberia’s crown.Bulunamadı: solyonoye
- We passed through Russia and headed to the Land of Buryatia – and the city of Ulan Ude and then on to Lake Baikal – for the first ever forum on child welfare...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
- Lake Baikal , lake located in the southern part of eastern Siberia within the republic of Buryatia and Irkutsk oblast (province) of Russia .Bulunamadı: solyonoye