Panorama Photo

I think that, if I want to go on with my Mongolian series, I have to change the location, otherwise I already imagine the malicious saying: Well, he has seen only two or three places!
The Khoton lake lies in a valley on the border with China, at the southern limit of the Altai region. The hill where I took the photo bears the name of Aral Tolgoi, meaning "head island", and close to it there is a site full of rock carvings ("petroglyphs") of the prehistoric age. It is considered to be one of the most important in the whole of central Asia, together with the close site of the Mogoit Gol (Valley of the Snake), that can be also reached by foot from here, and especially the one of Tsagaan Salaa - Baga Oigor, more on the north. If you perform a Google search with keywords "tsagaan salaa baga oigor" you get truly interesting results.
For geography addicts: take the two "consecutive" lakes Kurgan Nuur and Khoton Nuur, and consider their position with respect to the Altai mountains and to the border Mongolia/China. Take the two consecutive lakes Malga Boazzo and Malga Bissina, and consider their position with respect to the Adamello group and to the border Trentino/Lombardia. You will say: it's all the same! Except for the scale, of course.