The shores of the surrounding polymetamorphic, sedimentary and magma-rock Baikal Lakes are pulled apart at a rate of two centimeters per year. Lake Baikal is typical of many oceans unfathomable, huge reservoirs, undercurrents, tides, strong storms, large waves, growing rifts, geomagnetic anomalies, etc. Baikal depressions are asymmetrical, and the slopes in the west are steeper than in the east.

Maybe it is cooler in summer at night. In winter, we didn't see blue ice. The Russians basically also have a few Chinese words. The lake is very large. If you look at blue ice, you must have enough temperature. We didn't go cold enough on New Year's Day.

Baikal Lake is located in the south of East Siberia, Russia, is the world's first deep lake and the largest freshwater lake in Eurasia. The lake is 636 kilometers long, an average width of 48 kilometers, and an area of 3.15 10,000 square kilometers. It is formed by the formation of a fracture. The lake is 455 meters above sea level, the average water depth is 730 meters, and the deepest reaches 1,637 meters. Baikal Lake, which was once the main activity area of the northern Chinese clan, is known as the Beihai Lake. The famous "Suwu Shepherd" occurs here. And the famous singer Li Jian's "Baikal Lakeside" makes the lake famous.

The clarity of Lake Baikal is beyond words. It is said that the depth of 40 meters below the water can be seen directly with the naked eye. You can imagine the clarity of the water. This is the same as we have the Yellow River. It's almost impossible to compare the water quality. In the afternoon, I bought a swimming trunk in the village, jumped into the lake to take a bath, and wandered in the lake. It is a gift of nature. Let's forget all our troubles.

Lake Baikal: Located in the southern part of East Siberia, Russia, China used to be known as the North Sea, where tribes in northern China were active. Lake Baikal, with a total volume of 23.6 trillion cubic meters (2015) and a deepest depth of 1637 meters (2015), is the world's largest deep lake and the largest freshwater lake in Eurasia. The lake is 636 kilometers long and 48 kilometers wide on average.

Lake Baikal (Russian: The total volume of the lake is 23.6 trillion cubic meters (2015) and the deepest reaches 1637 meters (2015). It is the world's largest deep lake and the largest freshwater lake in Eurasia. The lake is 636 kilometers long, with an average width of 48 kilometers and an area of 315,000 square kilometers. It is formed by the subsidence of stratum faults. The lake surface is 455 meters above sea level and the average water depth is 730 meters. 336 large and small rivers, such as the colored Lengge River in Lake Baikal, have been injected with a catchment area of 557,000 square kilometers. The Angara River, a tributary of the Yenisei River, flows out. There are 27 islands in the lake. Because it is not covered by Quaternary glaciers, Tertiary freshwater animals remain in the lake. The famous ones are Baikal seals, concave salmon, Omules and sharks. It is an important fishing ground in Russia. It is also a large natural reservoir, which has a great impact on the climate of the region.

Lake Baikal, indeed, is a place to go at least twice in one's life... During the spring and summer, I came to Lake Baikal to enjoy the spring flowers. It is said that the Suwu sheep in this old land, Beihai, for 19 years, really envy him! _________ On the occasion of another autumn and winter, the lake Baikal is perfect and shocked by the melting of snow and ice.

It is the world's first deep lake and the largest freshwater lake in the Asia-Europe continent. The lake is 636 kilometers long, an average width of 48 kilometers, and the area is 3.15 10,000 square kilometers. It is formed by the formation of a fracture. The lake is 455 meters above sea level and the average water depth is 730 meters. Baikal Lake is an ancient Chinese name for the North Sea, known as the "Siberian Pearl", and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization registered Baikal as a World Natural Heritage Site in 1996.