Lake Baikal: Where to Go, What to See and How to Visit
Explore Lake Baikal, Siberia's immense freshwater lake, from the villages of Listvyanka and Khuzhir to Olkhon's cliffs, mountain trails and historic railway.

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Guides to Lake Baikal (Russia): places to visit, food, hotels, transport and practical tips.

Explore Lake Baikal, Siberia's immense freshwater lake, from the villages of Listvyanka and Khuzhir to Olkhon's cliffs, mountain trails and historic railway.
Read the full guide to Lake BaikalExplore Lake Baikal, Siberia's immense freshwater lake, from the villages of Listvyanka and Khuzhir to Olkhon's cliffs, mountain trails and historic railway.
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