Olkhon Island

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Olkhon Island is the largest island in Lake Baikal, known for its dramatic landscapes, shamanic sites, and significance in Buryat culture.

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Olkhon Island canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
island
tourist destination
administrativeDistrict Olkhonsky District
area approximately 730 square kilometers
climate continental climate
continent Asia
country Russia
culturalSignificance center of Buryat shamanic traditions
ecologicalSignificance part of Lake Baikal ecosystem
ethnicCulture Buryats
surface form: Buryat
hasCoastlineOn Lake Baikal
hasCulturalHeritage Buryat sacred sites
hasLandmark Cape Burkhan
Cape Khoboy
Sandy Bay
Shamanka Rock
hasReligiousSiteType shamanic shrine
hasSettlement Khuzhir
hasViewOf central basin of Lake Baikal
knownFor dramatic landscapes
shamanic sites
significance in Buryat culture
landscapeFeature forests
rocky cliffs
sandy beaches
steppes
largestIslandIn Lake Baikal
length approximately 71 kilometers
locatedIn Irkutsk Oblast
Lake Baikal
Russia
locatedInBodyOfWater Lake Baikal
mainSettlement Khuzhir
nearestMajorCity Irkutsk
partOf Olkhonsky District of Irkutsk Oblast
population several thousand inhabitants
region Siberia
religiousSignificanceFor Buryat shamanism
timeZone Irkutsk Time
tourismActivity ecotourism
hiking
ice tourism
off-road excursions
transportAccess ferry connection from mainland
width up to about 15 kilometers

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Lake Baikal hasIsland Olkhon Island
Lake Baikal largestIsland Olkhon Island