We spent a week there in February, when there are no tourists, the ice has set, and the wind tears your hat off your head. That's when the place starts to speak.
Winter Baikal
In winter, Baikal turns into another planet. The ice cracks, kilometers of depth are visible beneath it, and the air is so pure it feels like you're breathing for the first time.
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