GEOQUIZ: What is the name of the world’s deepest lake, and where is it located? Answer: Lake Baikal. It is located in southern Siberia in Russia, north of the Mongolian border, and is 5,315 feet deep.

Mongolia believed that hosting the Russian leader was in line with its national interests ... a tributary of the Selenge River, 580 km upstream from Lake Baikal, ...

Mongolia is an outdoor lover’s dream — and Lake Khovsgol National Park is the perfect place to soak it all in. Here's how to plan your trip.

Planned and existing dam infrastructure in the Russian Federation and Mongolia affecting Lake Baikal water regime; UNESCO Extra-Budgetary Funds until 2024. N/A. International Assistance: requests for ...

Frozen water isn’t nearly as flat as you might imagine, which becomes an issue when you’re crossing 160km of it on a bicycle. Around me, huge, fractured slabs of Lake Khovsgol, in its solid ...

Mongolia’s economy shrank by 4.4 percent, prompting businesses to lay off tens of thousands of workers. Unemployment peaked at 8.5 percent in April of 2021 before declining to 5.4 percent in the ...

It is Mongolia’s largest freshwater lake by volume, and the second largest by area – after Lake Baikal, its sister lake. Located 1,645 metres above sea level, and 136 kilometres long and 262 metres ...

Khuvsgul Lake in Mongolia holds nearly 70 per cent of the country’s freshwater or 0.4 percent of the world’s total. Khuvsgul Lake is 1,645 metres above the sea level, 136 km long and 262 ...

Lake Baikal is an ancient and massive lake in Siberia, north of the Mongolian border. The Yucatan Times reported that rescue services began a search operation for possible destruction or ...

Deep in the mountainous region of Siberia, Russia, north of the Mongolian border is where you'll find a lake of superlatives. Not only is Lake Baikal the world's deepest and oldest (25-30 million ...