The blue ice season of Lake Baikal

Lake Baikal has its own fairy-like aura. Whenever the extremely cold wind from Siberia blows, the blue ice season comes here❄️. The blue ice season of Lake Baikal is so beautiful that it cannot be described in words. Heaven and fairyland are not enough to describe its charm. The thick blue ice, the hanging pendant ice, the bead-like bubble ice and the intricate ice cracks, these unique sights make people fall in love at first sight, as if they are in a fantasy world of ice and snow. ✨【Recommended gameplay】✨ 💖1. Olkhon Island As an island in Lake Baikal, Olkhon Island is a great place to admire pure blue ice. There are two main tourist routes centered on the village of Khuzhir. -**Northern Route**: This is a paradise for blue ice and pendant ice. The blue ice is crystal clear and breathtakingly beautiful. You can even drift on the ice to feel the speed and passion. The pendant ice on the rocks is formed when the waves freeze. Although it is tempting, you must resist the urge to lick it, otherwise your tongue will be frozen! -**South Line**: Here you can see criss-crossing ice cracks and bubble ice. Strings of bubbles are frozen as they rise, forming a beautiful picture. Lying on the cracked ice and listening to the crisp sound of ice cracking is a wonderful feeling. 💖2. Listvyanka Town This small town is located on the shore of Lake Baikal. There are Russian-style log cabins scattered around the town, and the pointed roofs are covered with a layer of white snow, just like a fairy tale world. Find a cafe with a lake view and sip hot coffee while waiting for the sunset. This experience is both warm and beautiful. Lake Baikal in winter is like a blue dream world. Going to see the blue ice and having fun on the ice is one of the most romantic things I can think of. Don’t miss this year’s blue ice season! ⏰【Best time to travel】⏰ The best time to see blue ice is from late January to mid-March. The lake begins to freeze over in December and is usually completely frozen over by mid-January. I hope you can also feel the beauty and magic of Lake Baikal this winter! 🌟