- This is the name of one of 336 rivers flowing into Lake Baikal. Baikal Hare: Not Only a Character of Folk Fairytales.
- Lake Baikal’s is 600-kilometers in length and is an ecosystem of its own. In 1996 UNESCO recognised it as a world heritage site.
- Lake Baikal is a real celebration of diversity. It is rich in flora and fauna, two thirds of the animals are endemic. The lake is adorned with the picturesque shores.
- This ancient Siberian lake is surrounded by sharp mountains, amazing wildlife and rich culture. Lake Baikal, located in Siberia, is rich in beautiful surprises.
- The breathtaking beauty of Baikal is almost unearthly — no wonder that local tribes have for centuries worshipped it as a land of spiritual power and godly wisdom.
- Lake Baikal, at its deepest, is the deepest lake in the world, and with some 7 kilometers of sediment filling the lake bottom, the deepest continental rift on Earth.
- Buddhist temples, unique culture and local food. Tunka Valley. The highest mountain range close to Lake Baikal. Steep rocky cliffs, pine trees and spring water.
- We've traveled to Baikal lake several times and here's our guides to the best popular and hidden destinations there.
- Baikal definition: a lake in the Russian Federation, in southern Siberia. See examples of BAIKAL used in a sentence.
- 3. WHEN TO VISIT THE BAIKAL LAKE: heat, cold, ice and thaw. 4. WHAT TO SEE ON THE BAIKAL LAKE: visits and outstanding activities.