Sakhalin is a big island located in Northeast Asia, rich in nature and culture, lying between Russia and Japan.
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Island
๐ Sakhalin is the largest island in Russia and measures about 948 kilometers (589 miles) long.
๐๏ธ The highest peak on Sakhalin is Mount Makarov, which rises to 1,740 meters (5,738 feet).
๐ The Ainu people were the first inhabitants of Sakhalin and have a rich cultural heritage.
๐ Sakhalin's surrounding waters are filled with tasty seafood, making fishing a significant industry.
โ๏ธ Summers in Sakhalin can be warm, reaching temperatures around 25ยฐC (77ยฐF), while winters can drop to -20ยฐC (-4ยฐF).
๐ฒ The island is known for its beautiful forests, filled with trees like birch and cedar.
๐ The Sakhalin Harvest Festival celebrates local traditions and delicious food from both Russian and Japanese cultures.
๐ข Sakhalin plays an essential role in producing natural resources like oil and natural gas.
๐ฆ Sakhalin is home to many unique animals, including bears, deer, and migratory birds.
๐ Transportation around Sakhalin includes airports, roads, railways, and ferries for fun travel!