The north­ern­most edge of Olkhon. Trans­lat­ed from Bury­at as “Fang”. The cape is locat­ed approx­i­mate­ly halfway between the south­ern and north­ern ends of Lake Baikal. From here you can see a beau­ti­ful and unfor­get­table view of the vast expans­es of water of the lake. In clear weath­er (best in win­ter) you can clear­ly see from here: on the left, Cape Ryty, formed by sed­i­ments from the mouth of the Rita Riv­er; on the right ris­es the largest Baikal penin­su­la — the Holy Nose. A pic­turesque cape on the edge of Olkhon Island. In win­ter, you can dri­ve up from below on the ice. In sum­mer, either from below on a boat or from above on an SUV.