Baikal. Kochergin I.

"The glorious Sea, the Holy Baikal" - everyone heard the words of this romance, well, almost everyone! A lot of songs and legends were composed about this ancient lake. This is the largest freshwater lake in the world and the deepest (on average 745 m, and its maximum is the maximum The depth reaches 1642 m), which formed as a result of tectonic shifts on Baikal, you can swim and sunbathe on sandy beaches, combining “nothing” with the inspection of sights in Irkutsk and Ulan-Ude. Gorgeous landscapes, walking on skates in winter and roaming the ice caves and sculptures created by nature, because even the ice is unique here! It is melting only at the end of May. And in Irkutsk, be sure to take a picture at the monument to the woman (and find out from the guide what it is!), And visit the Ulan-Ude in the Buddhist Center of Russia; In the foliage, try the Baikal Omul, and in Taltsy, find out about the life of the indigenous peoples of the Baikalia. If there is time, admire the source of the Angara - the only stirring river from Lake Baikal, and if time remains, go along the Big Baikal path. And also, thanks to the guidebook, you will learn a lot of interesting things about the Sandy Bay, which has long been a local tourist brand, prepare for a trip along the Dustician Railway, or decide to go to the famous Olkhon Island - one of the places of power on the ground, which the Buryats call the “Baikal’s heart”.