Lake Baikal: The Blue Eyes of Siberia.

Lake Baikal, like a shining pearl embedded in the vast land of Siberia, Russia, is the deepest and oldest lake in the world. Its lake water is clear and blue, shining with charming light under the sunlight, as if it is the deep blue eyes of the earth that can see everything in the world. In winter, the lake is frozen, and the ice layer is thick and transparent. The cracked ice and bubbles are frozen in it, forming a dreamlike and wonderful landscape, attracting countless brave people to explore. Lake Baikal is surrounded by lush forests, where all kinds of rare animals and plants live and thrive. It is a natural biological treasure house. The fishery resources here are also extremely rich, and the tender and delicious Omri fish is one of the local specialties. The small town on the lakeshore is quiet and peaceful, with traditional Russian wooden houses scattered in an orderly manner. When the sun sets, the golden afterglow shines on the lake, and the place where the water and the sky meet is gorgeous. The magnificent scenery makes every visitor fascinated, immersed in the unparalleled charm of Lake Baikal, and feeling The magic and greatness of nature.