Owning a special charm, Lake Baikal deserves to be considered a paradise under the earth.
Autumn has passed, winter has gradually crept into human life with cold winds and extreme gloomy atmosphere. Especially in countries with a characteristic cold climate such as Russia, where snow is completely covered and the lake is frozen hard. However, under the lens of art-makers like the female photographer Kristina Makeeva from Moscow, Russia, the landscape here becomes extremely magical. For a few moments, you might think you're lost in the fairy world.
It is known that Kristina's main location is Lake Baikal, located in southern Siberia, Russia.
With a depth of more than 1.5m, Baikal is the deepest and most freshwater lake in the world.
Up to now, the exact age of Lake Baikal has not been determined.Many assume that it was 25 - 30 million years old.
Besides, the appearance of a circle on the surface when water freezes is also a factor that makes this lake special.
Some argue that it is a vestiges of aliens but scientists have rejected this point.
It is actually a common emissions phenomenon, named methane.
Owning rich beauty, Lake Baikal is always a favorite destination for many visitors, especially during this period.
However, you should also pay attention and be careful because the ice here may break at any time.
If you want to plan to visit Lake Baikal, you should prepare now because by May, the ice will melt completely.
