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The Mystery of the Chayachiy (“Seagull”) Cliff, or Where Did its Dwellers Go?
A landmark natural object - Chayachiy Cliff as if woven from pebbles and boulders - is located in the area of the Primorsky Ridge, on the territory of the Pribaikalsky National Park.
The “Ant River” of Baikal
Each member of the large family of Baikal rivers fills its own special place. This is also true of the small fifteen-kilometer Irinda River flowing in the area of the Barguzinsky Ridge in Severobaikalsky district of Buryatia, on the territory of the famous Barguzin Nature Reserve.
The Detective Story of the Pokhabiha River
We wrote a lot about interesting and strange names of the rivers flowing into the mighty Baikal. Without a doubt, one of them is Pokhabikha: its name in Russian means literally as “obscene”, “shameless”...
Tazheranskaya steppe: where Baikal minerals live
Tazheranskaya steppe - a sample of color and diversity of the Baikal nature.
The Discoverers of the Underworld: Who the Speleologists of the Baikal Region Are
Now that no more blank spots are left on the map, the new discoverers are speleologists looking for new caves. The guest of “Key to Baikal” will tell us about the ethical rules of visiting caves, the mystery of thermal anomalies and list the 5 best caves of the Baikal region.
Bay Ayaya: the most picturesque Baikal bay
Ayaya Bay is very picturesque. Local residents say that its name came from a cry: "Ay-aya, how beautiful!".
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