Khankay Reserve in Vladivostok

The reserve was established in 1990. The Russian government signed the corresponding order on December 28. And six years later, the Chinese reserve "Shinkai Hu" joined the Khankai reserve, which is adjacent to the shore zone of Lake Hanka.

Khankay Reserve is a territory divided into five parts. These are River, Devil's swamp, Pine, Crane and Melgunovsky.

In this protected area, many species of flora and fauna are collected, which are listed in the Red Book. Most often there are cranes, ibis, Komarova lotus, Korean longtail, deer, wolves, columns and many others. Of course, the pride of the reserve is considered Himalayan bears.

There are more than 70 species of fish in Lake Hanka. And the number of birds in the reserve reaches up to two million.