Known as the "Pearl of Siberia," Lake Baikal is about 25 million years old and is considered the home to more than 2,000 endemic plants and animal species of extraordinary value to evolutionary science. There is a legend that the Father of Baikal had 336 sons, the rivers, and only one daughter, called Angara. All his sons were flowing into Baikal to renew the water, but the daughter fell in love with Yenisei (one of the longest rivers in Russia) and started to take water from her father to her lover.
© Photo : Kristina Makeeva Ice of the Frozen Lake Baikal.
Ice of the Frozen Lake Baikal.
© Photo : Kristina Makeeva Stunning Views of Frozen Lake Baikal
Stunning Views of Frozen Lake Baikal
© Photo : Kristina Makeeva Dog on the frozen Lake Baikal
Dog on the frozen Lake Baikal
© Photo : Kristina Makeeva Frozen Lake Baikal views
Frozen Lake Baikal views
© Photo : Kristina Makeeva Stunning Views of Frozen Lake Baikal
Stunning Views of Frozen Lake Baikal
© Photo : Kristina Makeeva Girl and dog on the frozen Lake Baikal
Girl and dog on the frozen Lake Baikal
© Photo : Kristina Makeeva A vessel in the frozen Lake Baikal
A vessel in the frozen Lake Baikal
© Photo : Kristina Makeeva Stunning Views of Frozen Lake Baikal
Stunning Views of Frozen Lake Baikal
© Photo : Kristina Makeeva A girl by the frozen Lake Baikal.
A girl by the frozen Lake Baikal.
© Photo : Kristina Makeeva People sitting on the ice of the Frozen Lake Baikal.
People sitting on the ice of the Frozen Lake Baikal.
© Photo : Kristina Makeeva Stunning Views of Frozen Lake Baikal
Stunning Views of Frozen Lake Baikal
© Photo : Kristina Makeeva Stunning Views of Frozen Lake Baikal
Stunning Views of Frozen Lake Baikal