Belukha Mountain

Belukha Mountain, located in the Altai Mountains of Russia, is the highest peak in Siberia, standing at 4,506 meters (14,783 feet). It is a prominent and majestic summit, often called the "Roof of Siberia," and is considered a sacred place by indigenous peoples. The mountain is characterized by glaciers, rugged terrain, and diverse alpine flora and fauna. Its impressive presence attracts climbers, explorers, and nature enthusiasts. Belukha forms part of a UNESCO World Heritage site, highlighting its ecological and cultural significance. The mountain embodies a striking natural landmark that combines alpine beauty with spiritual and environmental importance.