Baikal Nature Reserve, Protected area in Russia
The Baikal Nature Reserve is the largest and oldest nature reserve in Russia, established in 1969.
In the past, this area was a hunting ground for the indigenous tribes of Siberia.
It is home to a variety of wildlife species and plant species, serving as a living proof of Siberian wilderness.
The reserve stretches along the eastern coast of Lake Baikal and provides scenic spots for hikers and nature lovers.
Baikal Nature Reserve holds an endemic seal specie that lives only in Lake Baikal.
Inception: 1969
Website: baikal-zapovednik.ru
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The Baikal Nature Reserve is the largest and oldest nature reserve in Russia, established in 1969.
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Port Baikal is a scenic and significant ferry terminal on the shores of Lake Baikal.
