The lake's waters are generally very clear and calm, making it safe for invigorating dips. However, the water is typically quite cold, so extended swimming may not be comfortable for everyone.

The best time to visit is typically during the summer months (june to august) when temperatures are milder. Shoulder seasons may offer fewer visitors but colder weather.

Access to this remote lakeshore usually requires a 4x4 vehicle, often with a local guide, as roads can be unpaved and challenging. It's a drive-up location once in the vicinity.

As a remote, undeveloped location, there are typically no public facilities like restrooms, changing rooms, or cafes directly at the lakeshore. Visitors should be prepared to be self-sufficient.

Given its remote nature, dogs are generally permitted, but always ensure they are under control and that you clean up after them. Be mindful of local wildlife and nomadic herding animals.

The surrounding area is part of the vast Altai mountains, offering opportunities for hiking, exploring other alpine lakes, and experiencing nomadic culture. Tsengel is the nearest small settlement.