The summer season is coming to an end, and more and more often, raising my head from the beds, I direct my gaze to the mountains. They are literally nearby, across the river. This is one of the most picturesque corners of Buryatia — the ancient Khamar-Daban. It stretches for hundreds of kilometers, the highest peak of the ridge is Mount Khan-Ula (2,371 m), translated as King Mountain or Lord Mountain.
Due to difficult weather conditions in this area, not every tourist group was able to climb it; many attempts ended in failure. A group of tourists and I managed to climb to the top in August 1992. Since then, a piece of quartzite brought from the mountain has been kept in a closet at home. Now the Transbaikal autumn is in full swing, and the Khamar-Daban ridge is painted with a mosaic of bright colors.
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It’s hard to take your eyes off this picture. Come, friends, to me in Sosnovy Bor. The beauty of the majestic slopes, the boundless blue of the heavenly expanse will be remembered for a long time, will add strength and joy, and create a good mood.
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