Travelling to Baikal. Introduction
The Sacred Sea
The Olkhon island on Lake Baikal
Baikal is a unique treasure of nature. It is the deepest lake on the planet and the world's largest natural reservoir of fresh water.
Among all the beauties and riches of Siberia, Lake Baikal occupies a special place. This is the greatest mystery of nature, which can not be solved until now.
When you look at his endless reincarnation, it becomes clear why the coastal inhabitants talk about him as living - respectfully and with awe, believe that Baikal can take offense or become angry. They call it "The Sacred Sea".
In 1996, Lake Baikal was included into UNESCO’s list of World Heritage sites. It has received the highest possible environment protection status, the status of global scale natural reserve, which is of exceptional value for the entire mankind.
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