The Altai Mountains form the tallest mountain range in southern Siberia and
are separated by deep river valleys and vast intermountain hollows.
The Altai stretches into Central Asia and crosses four state borders:
Russian, Mongolian, Chinese and Kazakh.
are separated by deep river valleys and vast intermountain hollows.
The Altai stretches into Central Asia and crosses four state borders:
Russian, Mongolian, Chinese and Kazakh.
Russian photographer captures peaks, valleys and rivers of Altai.
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