Frozen lake Baikal in Siberia, Russia:
25 million years old Lake Baikal with the average depth of 744.4 meters (2,442 ft.), area of 12,248 sq miles (31,722 km²) and length of 395.2 miles (636 km) is the deepest, oldest freshwater lake in the world located in Siberia, Russia. New travelers go for hiking, cross-country skiing and to see the beauty of this winter lake where average temperatures vary from a minimum of −19 °C in winter to maximum of 14 °C in summer. You can find fishes like Omul, Arctic grayling, Baikal sturgeon etc.
Olkhon is the third largest lake-bound island in the world with an area of 730 km² as you can see in Baikal lake location map below.
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Here are Some beautiful and breathtaking Frozen lake Baikal photos
25 million years old Lake Baikal with the average depth of 744.4 meters (2,442 ft.), area of 12,248 sq miles (31,722 km²) and length of 395.2 miles (636 km) is the deepest, oldest freshwater lake in the world located in Siberia, Russia. New travelers go for hiking, cross-country skiing and to see the beauty of this winter lake where average temperatures vary from a minimum of −19 °C in winter to maximum of 14 °C in summer. You can find fishes like Omul, Arctic grayling, Baikal sturgeon etc.
Olkhon is the third largest lake-bound island in the world with an area of 730 km² as you can see in Baikal lake location map below.
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Here are Some beautiful and breathtaking Frozen lake Baikal photos
World's Deepest & Oldest Lake
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Great Post and nice article.All of the photos are stunning.I like it.Thanks for sharing.
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