Sulaks
Sulaks are a type of river found in the Caucasus region, primarily flowing through Dagestan in Russia. The most well-known is the Sulak River, which is the longest river in this region. These rivers are characterized by their deep canyons, with the Sulak Canyon being a prominent example, often compared to the Grand Canyon in terms of its depth and dramatic scenery. The geological formations around these rivers are a result of centuries of erosion by the flowing water.
The Sulak River originates in the Greater Caucasus Mountains and flows towards the Caspian Sea. Its course
The canyons carved by sulaks are popular tourist destinations, attracting visitors interested in hiking, rafting, and